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Mycoinsulation project

Development of mycelium-based panels for the insulation of a protected wooden barn of Amsterdam.

•The mycelium has to be grown on agricultural waste or forestry by-products. •The new material should be cost-efficient and not petrochemical dependent. •It should meet the thermal and noise...

Image: Antoni Gandia

Preparing the lids for inoculation (PF Tek)

With a screw and a hammer holes are poked. Notice that the syringe needle has to fit through the hole.
Image: Antoni Gandia

Mycelium Incubator

Koen Veltman working on the new mycelium incubator for Petri dishes and other trials.
Image: Irati, Antoni Gandia

Koen marvellous hands (he is still single, girls)

Wheat husks for mushroom cultivation
Image: Sebastian Kaye (UK)

Fruiting Panel 1#

Mycoinsulation panel experiments, where we found unwanted fructification from the substrate. This occurs because the mycelium has been exposed to light, the temperature may have dropped and perhaps...
Image: Antoni Gandia

Growing a mycelium panel

This wheat husks have been previously colonized by mycelium of oyster mushroom (Pleurotus ostreatus)
Image: Maurizio Montalti

Mycelium Binder - Growing Objects ©Officina…

Mycelium Binder - Growing Objects ©Officina Corpuscoli / Maurizio Montalti

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