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Myceen's Mycelium Insulation Takes Centre Stage in Estonian Experimental Pavilion
In a timber structure on the outskirts of Tallinn, fungi are once again demonstrating their potential to reshape how buildings are insulated. The PAKK Pavilion, a collaboration between materials company Myceen and EKA PAKK , the timber research centre at the Estonian Academy of Arts, is putting mycelium-based insulation to the test in real-world conditions. Credits: Myceen A Natural Solution to Industrial Waste Mycelium, the thread-like root system of fungi, has long intrigu
Oct 23


Open Access: Artist Builds Functional Ocean Kayak Entirely from Cultivated Mushroom Mycelium
Too long to read? Go for the highlights below. Artist Sam Shoemaker successfully paddled a 12-foot kayak constructed from Ganoderma polychromum mycelium composites across the Catalina Channel in California, covering 26 miles in 12 hours The artist just made all of his mycelium composite research open access . The project required nine weeks of incubation inside a fiberglass form, with the final structure weighing 106 pounds and shrinking 20% during the drying process When a
Oct 18


Waste-Derived Packaging Films Keep White Button Mushrooms Fresh for Days Longer
Too long to read? Go for the highlights below. ● Scientists developed biodegradable packaging films using spent lemongrass and chitosan...
Oct 2


Fungi Emerge as Sustainable Factories for Advanced Nanomaterial Production
Too long to read? Go for the highlights below. Fungi offer a sustainable alternative to toxic chemical synthesis methods for producing...
Sep 18


Mycelium Is Disrupting the $30B Packaging Foams Market: Myco’s Plastic-Free Technology Is Efficient, Scalable, and Profitable
Article in partnership with MYCO a Czech deep-tech company developing biodegradable mycelium-based materials from organic waste,...
Sep 8
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