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

Insight into mycelium-lignocellulosic bio-composites: Essential factors and properties - ScienceDirect

Griffin Hagle Cold Climate Housing Research Center

qmack Cold Climate Housing Research Center

Garage Wall Analysis Cold Climate Housing Research Center

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

Mycelium based composites: A review of their bio-fabrication procedures, material properties and potential for green building and construction applications - ScienceDirect

Biomimetics, Free Full-Text

Mindy O'Neall Cold Climate Housing Research Center

Projects Cold Climate Housing Research Center

Biomimetics, Free Full-Text