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26 Ocak 2012 Amy Egerdeen

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Racks for molded myco-materials

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The holding racks where the mycelium grows into agriculture waste inside the mold.

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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...
Margarita and the Mycelium Factory

My visit to the Ecovative Design headquarters

Finding myself on the other side of the ocean, I went to visit Ecovative Design, a sustainable materials company in upstate New York. Ecovative is the birth place of the myco-material that sparked...

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Pasteurization system for the agricultural waste

This is the machine that cleans and pasteurizes the agricultural waste products when they come in.
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Myco-material boxes

These bio-degradable boxes were grown out of mycelium roots and agricultural waste, with a cute mushroom molded into the side.
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The new Ecovative factory space

Eben showing us the new factory space that Ecovative is moving its production to.
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Myco material research logs

Second attempt at mycelium growth. The myco-material is covered with aluminum foil since darkness will stimulate the mycelium growth.

created Margarita Osipian

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