Mycelium-Based Composites (MBCs) are innovative engineering materials made from
lignocellulosic by-products bonded with fungal mycelium. While some performance …

The rapid development of additive manufacturing, also known as three-dimensional (3D)
printing, is driving innovations in both industry and academia. Direct ink writing (DIW), an …

Mycelium-based composites (MBCs) have attracted growing attention due to their role in the
development of eco-design methods. We concurrently analysed scientific publications …

Circular economy and bioeconomy models have increasingly spread the principles of
sustainable development through different strategies such as reuse and recycling. Biomass …

Polymers filled with natural-based fillers have shown growing demand/interest in recent
years, including in additive manufacturing. Like most natural fillers in 3D printing, wood …

Fungal mycelium, a living network of filamentous threads, thrives on lignocellulosic waste
and exhibits rapid growth, hydrophobicity, and intrinsic regeneration, offering a potential …

There is an urgent need to change the way society produces and fabricates materials.
Among the sustainable processes developed to date, 3D printing enables limited generation …

The construction industry makes a significant contribution to global CO2 emissions. Material
extraction, processing, and demolition account for most of its environmental impact. As a …

This study aims to reveal the variation in 3D printing performance of whole flour and starch
gels as derived from different varieties of tuber crops including cassava, potato, and yam …

Mycelium-based composites (MBC) are biodegradable, lightweight, and regenerative
materials. Mycelium is the vegetative root of fungi through which they decompose organic …