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Fungi-to-fuel: Oleaginous Fungi Research Could Reshape Biodiesel Production
Oleaginous fungi can store up to 80% of their dry weight as oil, rivalling or exceeding many plant and algal feedstocks.
Mar 10


Mycelia Academy Shares Substrate Pasteurisation Secrets: From Biological Chaos to Industrial Mastery
Mycelia Academy (Link: https://mycelia-academy.org/ ) created the Pasteurized Substrate Production Masterclass: (Link: https://mycelia-academy.org/courses-abroad/pasteurization-production-masterclass/) not to teach recipes, but to teach biological understanding and industrial decision-making.
Mar 5


Mycomining: How Fungi Could Extract Rare Earth Elements From Industrial Waste
Researchers at the University of Vienna are developing "mycomining": using fungi to extract rare earth elements from contaminated industrial sites and waste materials
Mar 3


The Future is Fungi Awards: Building the Global Launchpad for Science Entrepreneurs
Article in partnership with The Future is Fungi Award . The Future is Fungi Award is the world's only global award and a venture launchpad dedicated to breakthrough innovations using fungi to regenerate the planet. By connecting leading universities, corporates, investors, innovators and philanthropists, the initiative accelerates the most promising fungal science and startup innovators from lab to market for a sustainable fungal future. Lead the next wave of frontier fungal
Feb 23


Fungicide Resistance Costs Farmers Billions: Conidia Coniphy Maps Threats Before they Spreads
Too long to read? Go for the highlights below. Fungal diseases destroy 10-23% of cereal crops even with treatment, costing the global agriculture sector an estimated $60 billion annually across rice, wheat, and maize alone, losses equivalent to feeding up to 4 billion people. French microbiology specialist Conidia Coniphy has developed FungiRESIST, a long-read DNA sequencing platform that maps fungicide resistance across entire pathogen populations in a single test, enabli
Feb 9
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