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The Keys of Enoch
“The Keys of Enoch” is a spiritual and philosophical book written by J.J. Hurtak in 1973.
A mycelium eco-dome
Imagine constructing eco domes using locally-sourced materials that actually grow into the panels using … Read more
Myco-Architecture: A Future Built on Fungi
A new age of architecture has dawned, known as myco-architecture, where living organisms like fungi are at the heart of construction.
Ecodome made from mycelium
Mycelium based panels for EcoDome can be a perfect fit, they are sustainable, low carbon footprint, biodegradabile and cost effective.
A surfboard made from mycelium
Currently, surfboards are made from polystyrene, polyurethane, and resin boards, which stay in landfills or oceans for hundreds of years.
Where can I buy Mushroom leather?
Mushroom or mycelium leather is commercially limited available. Mycelium leather is not yet available for consumers to purchase in raw form.
What temperature does mycelium die?
The best process for heat treatment will depend on the specific type of mycelium material being grown, as well as the equipment and resources available to you.
Mycelium Careers
A job board for mycelium companies with job listings in Mycofabrication, Bioeconomy and Biomimicry.
The mycelium leather process
Mycelium leather is a sustainable and innovative alternative to traditional leather. It is a material that is created from the root structure of mushrooms, also known as mycelium.
Dan Widmaier about fashion made of mycelium
By using materials with a similar microstructure as collagen in cowhide, it is possible to create a sustainable alternative like Mylo, made from mycelium.
This mycelium brick could replace concrete
Researchers and architects are exploring the potential of using mushrooms as a building material due to the high levels of carbon dioxide emissions produced by the construction industry.
Mycelium in architecture
Explore the potential for using mycelium in large-scale projects such as skyscrapers or airports, and consider the potential for mycelium to revolutionize the way we think about building materials.
Case: a mycelium leather wallet
Mycelium leather wallet is a sustainable alternative to traditional leather, as it is made from the root structure of mushrooms.
The 10 most frequently asked questions about Mycelium
Can mycelium grow in water? Can mycelium break down plastic? Can mycelium survive freezing?
The potential of the bioeconomy to address food security and climate change
The bioeconomy is a growing field that has the potential to transform industries such … Read more
The mechanical, thermal, and chemical characteristics of biodegradable mushroom leather
Biodegradable mushroom leather is a sustainable and environmentally friendly alternative to traditional leather.
The Future of Manufacturing: Introducing Mycofabrication
Mycofabrication involves using fungi as a tool in the manufacturing process. This can include using fungi to create materials such as bioplastics.
The different types of mycelium and their characteristics
There are many different types of mycelium, and they can vary in their appearance, growth patterns, and the types of fungi they belong to.
Mycelium created a network nearly identical to Tokyo’s Rail network
When scientists put slime mold over a map of Tokyo, with food used to represent urban areas, and after a day the mold created a network nearly identical to Tokyo’s rail network
The future of mycelium and its potential to revolutionize the packaging industry.
The future of mycelium and its potential to revolutionize the packaging industry is an exciting topic that is gaining increasing attention and interest.
Mycelium as a source of food, medicine and products
Over the course of history, mycelium has been used for a variety of purposes, including as a source of food, medicine, and for the production of various products.
These companies make products using mycelium
Some companies that make products using mycelium include MycoWorks, Ecovative Design, and MycoComposite.
The future of mycelium and its potential to revolutionize the construction industry.
Mycelium’s unique properties make it an appealing alternative to traditional materials like concrete and steel.
Mycelium leather
A new material that is gaining attention as a sustainable and ethical alternative to traditional leather: mycelium leather.
The use of mycelium leather
Mycelium leather is a sustainable and environmentally-friendly alternative to traditional animal leather.
The process of growing and harvesting mycelium for use in construction?
The first step in growing mycelium for use in construction is to obtain a mycelium culture.
Case studies of buildings or other structures that have been constructed using mycelium
One of the most well-known examples of a mycelium-based building is the MycoHouse, located … Read more
The environmental benefits of using mycelium in construction
Mycelium, a sustainable building material with low greenhouse gas emissions and biodegradability, has potential to revolutionize construction industry.
An overview of mycelium and its unique properties as a building material
Mycelium, the vegetative part of a fungus, has been gaining attention in recent years … Read more