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ETH Zürich, EMPA and EPFL Review Maps How Food Waste Proteins Could Underpin a Circular Materials Economy
A rigorous 18-week clinical trial found that daily consumption of maitake mushrooms significantly improved cognitive scores in healthy older adults, particularly in memory.
Jun 3


Mykor Raises £4 Million to Scale Mycelium Construction Systems Grown From Waste
A rigorous 18-week clinical trial found that daily consumption of maitake mushrooms significantly improved cognitive scores in healthy older adults, particularly in memory.
Jun 3


Gene Editing Oyster Mushrooms Could Make Fungal Materials Stronger
Researchers at Kyoto University and Chosun University used CRISPR/Cas9 to disable gene mbp1 in Pleurotus ostreatus , producing mycelium mats that were approximately 30% stiffer and 50% stronger in tension than unedited controls. The edited fungal strains also produced harder mycelium-based composites under compression testing, and lost the ability to form fruiting bodies, which simplifies industrial production by keeping the fungus in its material-forming growth phase. This
Apr 14


A Door Grown from Fungi: Denmark's Startup Launches Mycelium Interior Doors
Danish mycelium company Rebound and Det Levende Hus have developed a prototype interior door with a core grown from cultivated fungi, framed in reclaimed timber.
Apr 13


Fungal Frontiers: Biosensing Review Reveals Fungi's Potential as new Generation of Biosensors
Filamentous fungi produce enzymes, nanomaterials, and electrical signals that could underpin a new generation of biosensors capable of detecting pollutants, glucose, and pathogens. Mycelium networks generate structured electrical impulses that researchers are beginning to harness for unconventional computing and wearable sensing devices. A comprehensive review published in Biosensors maps five years of progress across molecular, material, and ecosystem scales, identifying bo
Apr 3
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