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The Potential Environmental Effect of Mycelium Composites on African Communities

The Potential Environmental Effect of Mycelium Composites on African Communities
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Biobased building materials less sustainable than

Scientists at the University of Bristol have discovered that mycelium composites, biobased materials made from fungi and agricultural residues, can have a

South africaStephenj eichhornSteve eichhornJemmal rowlandsonLaura thomasStefania akromahNeha chandaranaCentre for doctoral training in compositesUniversity of bristolScientific reportsProfessor steve eichhornDoctoral trainingPotential environmental impactMycelium compositesAfrican communitie

Experts find biobased building materials less sustainable than concrete in South Africa

Experts find biobased building materials less sustainable than concrete in South Africa
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University of Bristol studies mycelium composites as alternative building materials

University of Bristol studies mycelium composites as alternative building materials
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Mushroom-Derived Materials Hold Promise for Providing Benefits to Developing Nations in Africa

A research team from the University of Bristol has suggested that mycelium composites could offer a sustainable alternative to traditional building materials and help address socio-economic and environmental challenges in Africa.In a new paper publis

Stefania akromahSteve eichornSteve eichhornNeha chandaranaCentre for doctoral training in composites scienceUniversity of bristolAdvanced sustainable systemsLead author stefania akromahDoctoral trainingComposites scienceSustainable composite materialsProfessor steve eichornMaterials science