Peer Review #1 of "Current situation and future perspectives for the use of fungi in the biomaterial industry and proposal for a new classification of fungal-derived materials (v0.1)" DOI Creative Commons
Łukasz Szeleszczuk

Published: Aug. 29, 2023

The potential applications of fungi in the development new biomaterials derived from fungal mycelium have captured attention both scientific community and society.The notable ability networks to self-construct aggregate can be used produce diverse biomaterials.These created a pure state, or conjunction with other organic/inorganic compounds.Recent advancements mycomaterials gained due their sustainability mechanical, thermogravimetric, compression properties.Such properties contribute reducing reliance on environmentally problematic substrates within industry.After standardized comprehensive review publications across different fields, such as biology, health, agriculture, engineering, material sciences, we detected that this theme are utterly scattered.This critical enabled us also propose novel classification system for these fungal-derived materials help structure standardize emerging transdisciplinary field knowledge.

Language: Английский

Investigating the mechanical performance of mycelium biocomposite using Oil Palm Empty Fruit Bunch (OPEFB) fiber and pine sap bioresin as sandwich insulation panels DOI

Muthiah Hakim Hadini,

Dalhar Susanto,

Mochamad Chalid

et al.

Construction and Building Materials, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: 448, P. 138173 - 138173

Published: Sept. 6, 2024

Language: Английский

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Sustainable wood composite production using cotton waste and exopolysaccharides as green binders DOI
Rana Adel Ibrahim, Irene S. Fahim, Mohamed Shaban

et al.

International Journal of Biological Macromolecules, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: 281, P. 135710 - 135710

Published: Oct. 17, 2024

Language: Английский

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Bridging gap between agro-industrial waste, biodiversity and mycelium-based biocomposites: Understanding their properties by multiscale methodology DOI Creative Commons

Isabel Enriquez-Medina,

Isaac Rodas-Ortiz,

Isabella Bedoya-Garcia

et al.

Journal of Bioresources and Bioproducts, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: 9(4), P. 495 - 507

Published: July 5, 2024

A multiscale methodology approach was employed integrating microscopic analysis of the biomasses present in biocomposite (lignocellulosic and fungal) to understand their macroscopic response terms physical mechanical properties. Colombian native strain Ganoderma gibbosum, used for first time production biocomposites cultivated on peach palm fruit peel flour sugar cane bagasse wet dust, individually as a mixture. During solid-state fermentation were monitoring change that occurred substrate composition such glucan, arabinoxylan, lignin through biomass compositional using structural carbohydrates lignin. Moreover, fungal formation monitored via scanning electron microscopy. The resulting underwent characterization flexural water absorption tests. Our findings indicated G. gibbosum primarily degraded polysaccharides each evaluated media. However, degradation 15.06 g/g only observed mixture fluor sugarcane dust ratio 1꞉1, accompanied by reduction glucan arabinoxylan weights 26.1 7.72 g/g, respectively. This polymer degradation, combined with protein-rich source facilitated skin (biological matrix) high hyphal density 65 %, contributing Young's modulus 3.83 MPa, elongation without failure, low rate this (55 %). lignocellulosic culture media acted filler interlocking matrix provided attachment points absorption. Thus, our study establishes connection between scale behavior biocomposite, assessing during (SSF), laying groundwork more customized design mycelium-based biocomposites. Finally, demonstrates possibility tailoring nutrient designing obtain physical-mechanical properties according application requirement.

Language: Английский

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Knit-Mycelium Hybrids: Textile Design Strategies for Biofabrication Systems Based on Mycocrete Injection in 3D Knitted Tubular Formworks DOI Creative Commons

Romy Kaiser,

Martyn Dade‐Robertson, Elise Elsacker

et al.

Journal of Textile Design Research and Practice, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: unknown, P. 1 - 26

Published: Aug. 21, 2024

This paper investigates the design potential of monolithically grown Mycelium-based Composites (MBCs), focusing on integrating 3D knitted formworks within fabrication process. Mycelium has gained attention as a sustainable, biodegradable construction material with insulating and self-healing capabilities. While there have been advancements in MBC, challenges remain regarding geometrical complexity at scale through situ practices. Recent interest emerged digital methods mould creation using textile logic CNC knitting. However, fabricating mycelium tubular soft moulds present lack stability uneven growth distribution. The novel technique injection filling Mycocrete, viscous paste, overcomes this structural disintegration. method enables complex designs two-staged process while providing high performance. presents three case studies demonstrating impact hanging, draping, internal shape integration steps tools for possibilities diversity expressions. It examines relationship between preform biofabrication parameters relation to expression, growth. concludes by emphasising significance scaling up MBCs built environment its implementing MBC expressions geometries. provide newfound opportunities, opening aesthetical, material-saving functionally graded approaches. Further research area holds promise advancing sustainable

Language: Английский

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Peer Review #2 of "Current situation and future perspectives for the use of fungi in the biomaterial industry and proposal for a new classification of fungal-derived materials (v0.2)" DOI Creative Commons

Luz Ballen,

Thairine Mendes-Pereira,

Glen Yupanqui García

et al.

Published: Aug. 29, 2023

The potential applications of fungi in the development new biomaterials derived from fungal mycelium have captured attention both scientific community and society.The notable ability networks to self-construct aggregate can be used produce diverse biomaterials.These created a pure state, or conjunction with other organic/inorganic compounds.Recent advancements mycomaterials gained due their sustainability mechanical, thermogravimetric, compression properties.Such properties contribute reducing reliance on environmentally problematic substrates within industry.After standardized comprehensive review publications across different fields, such as biology, health, agriculture, engineering, material sciences, we detected that this theme are utterly scattered.This critical enabled us also propose novel classification system for these fungal-derived materials help structure standardize emerging transdisciplinary field knowledge.

Language: Английский

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Peer Review #2 of "Current situation and future perspectives for the use of fungi in the biomaterial industry and proposal for a new classification of fungal-derived materials (v0.1)" DOI Creative Commons

Luz Ballen,

Thairine Mendes-Pereira,

Glen Yupanqui García

et al.

Published: Aug. 29, 2023

The potential applications of fungi in the development new biomaterials derived from fungal mycelium have captured attention both scientific community and society.The notable ability networks to self-construct aggregate can be used produce diverse biomaterials.These created a pure state, or conjunction with other organic/inorganic compounds.Recent advancements mycomaterials gained due their sustainability mechanical, thermogravimetric, compression properties.Such properties contribute reducing reliance on environmentally problematic substrates within industry.After standardized comprehensive review publications across different fields, such as biology, health, agriculture, engineering, material sciences, we detected that this theme are utterly scattered.This critical enabled us also propose novel classification system for these fungal-derived materials help structure standardize emerging transdisciplinary field knowledge.

Language: Английский

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0
Peer Review #1 of "Current situation and future perspectives for the use of fungi in the biomaterial industry and proposal for a new classification of fungal-derived materials (v0.2)" DOI Creative Commons
Łukasz Szeleszczuk

Published: Aug. 29, 2023

The potential applications of fungi in the development new biomaterials derived from fungal mycelium have captured attention both scientific community and society.The notable ability networks to self-construct aggregate can be used produce diverse biomaterials.These created a pure state, or conjunction with other organic/inorganic compounds.Recent advancements mycomaterials gained due their sustainability mechanical, thermogravimetric, compression properties.Such properties contribute reducing reliance on environmentally problematic substrates within industry.After standardized comprehensive review publications across different fields, such as biology, health, agriculture, engineering, material sciences, we detected that this theme are utterly scattered.This critical enabled us also propose novel classification system for these fungal-derived materials help structure standardize emerging transdisciplinary field knowledge.

Language: Английский

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Peer Review #1 of "Current situation and future perspectives for the use of fungi in the biomaterial industry and proposal for a new classification of fungal-derived materials (v0.1)" DOI Creative Commons
Łukasz Szeleszczuk

Published: Aug. 29, 2023

The potential applications of fungi in the development new biomaterials derived from fungal mycelium have captured attention both scientific community and society.The notable ability networks to self-construct aggregate can be used produce diverse biomaterials.These created a pure state, or conjunction with other organic/inorganic compounds.Recent advancements mycomaterials gained due their sustainability mechanical, thermogravimetric, compression properties.Such properties contribute reducing reliance on environmentally problematic substrates within industry.After standardized comprehensive review publications across different fields, such as biology, health, agriculture, engineering, material sciences, we detected that this theme are utterly scattered.This critical enabled us also propose novel classification system for these fungal-derived materials help structure standardize emerging transdisciplinary field knowledge.

Language: Английский

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