Celium: Cellulose-Mycelium Composites For Carbon Negative

Celium: Cellulose-Mycelium Composites For Carbon Negative Buildings/Construction This project seeks to develop and de-risk cost-effective, bio-based insulation by fabricating net CO2-negative cellulose-mycelium composites with high-performance thermal, acoustic and antimicrobial properties. We propose to do so by valorizing cellulosic fibers with mycelium, the root network of fungi, to create a new class of high-performing, carbon capturing

PDF) Fabrication factors influencing mechanical, moisture- and water-related properties of mycelium-based composites

PDF) Mycelium-based materials for the ecodesign of bioeconomy

Griffin Hagle Cold Climate Housing Research Center

qmack Cold Climate Housing Research Center

Vacuum Insulated Panel Test Cold Climate Housing Research Center

Mycelium as sustainable textile material – review on recent research and future prospective

Biomimetics, Free Full-Text

Daniel Heckman Cold Climate Housing Research Center

Projects Cold Climate Housing Research Center

Growth of oyster mushroom mycelium on nanofiber mats: (a) schematic

Mycelium is part of the solution to carbon-negative buildings

Insulation Monitoring in Tununak Cold Climate Housing Research Center

Fungal Mycelium Bio-Composite Acts as a CO2-Sink Building Material with Low Embodied Energy

PDF) Mechanical characteristics of bacterial cellulose-reinforced mycelium composite materials

PDF) An experimental study on production opportunities of biocomposite by using fungal mycelium