Mycelial materials, the biodegradable lightweight composites derived from the colonization
of fungi on organic wastes, present a promising alternative to the traditional methods of …

Mycelium-based composites result from the growth of filamentous fungi on organic materials
such as agricultural waste streams. These novel biomaterials represent a promising …

This research aims to study mycelium-based composites (MBC) by assessing their
performance as foam-like wall insulation material. Various substrates have been selected to …

Rubber wood sawdust (RBS) represents a prominent agricultural waste, notable for its high
lignocellulose content. This unique composition not only renders it eco-friendly but also …

Background To achieve climate neutrality, fundamentally new concepts of circularity need to
be implemented by the building sector as it contributes to 40% of anthropogenic CO2 …

Mycelium bio-composites was developed by incubating Pleurotus ostreatus fungi on
different substrates from agricultural residual byproducts, including rice straw, bagasse, coir …

Current environmental crisis calls for new sustainable materials and products. Mycelium-
based materials are grown by fungi onto solid ligno-cellulosic substrates and are promising …

Office and retail interior fittings have a relatively short service life of 5-7 years. In this context,
composite materials are often used, hindering possibilities of reuse or recycling. This …

Fiber-reinforced mycelium (FRM) composites offer an innovative and sustainable approach
to construction materials for architectural structures. Mycelium, the root structure of fungi, can …

The use of plastics is facing, nowadays, some drawbacks as the use of fossil resources and
its recycling. New approaches are being studied for the use of sustainable materials, by …