Fungal Futures 03: “What are the materials of the future?”

Aurélie Van Wylick; Elise Elsacker

Fungal Futures 03: “What are the materials of the future?”

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An international group of artists, designers and scientists have started to work with mycelium, a tight network of fungal hyphae that grows from plant and vegetable waste, among other things. The material developed from this is an interesting alternative to traditional materials such as plastic.

Originele taal-2	English
Outputmedia	artefact
Status	Published - 4 mei 2018

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FWOSB109: Zelfhelend beton op basis van fungi: de levensduur en duurzaamheid van betonstructuren verhogen door de zelfheling van scheuren te stimuleren
Van Wylick, A. & De Laet, L.
1/11/20 → 31/10/24
Project: Fundamenteel
FWOSB29: Fabricage van biologische gekweekte materialen voor duurzame lichtgewicht constructies
De Laet, L. & Vanden Elsacker, E.
1/01/17 → 31/12/20
Project: Fundamenteel

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FWOSB109: Zelfhelend beton op basis van fungi: de levensduur en duurzaamheid van betonstructuren verhogen door de zelfheling van scheuren te stimuleren

FWOSB29: Fabricage van biologische gekweekte materialen voor duurzame lichtgewicht constructies

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