Exploring the potential of fungal biomaterials via cocultivation strategies
- Author
- Béné Amery (UGent) , Christina Stadlbauer (UGent) and Marjan De Mey (UGent)
- Organization
- Abstract
- The urgent transition to a more sustainable and biobased economy drives the growing interest in (mycelium) biomaterials which can grow with minimal energy from various feedstocks and are fully biodegradable. Despite the worldwide emergence of startup companies, real-world applications are limited, and a market breakthrough has not occurred yet, partially due to a lack of scientific insights. This project aims to build a fundamental knowledge platform focusing on the interplay between feedstock types, fermentation process parameters, and biological and material characteristics. Further, the project expands the portfolio of material types (including engineered materials) via cocultivation strategies. Finally, this project also explores and evaluates the bioethical implications of biomaterial applications in our daily lives. This multifaceted and interdisciplinary project offers a new way to interface academia with society and opens the public debate about the application of biomaterials.
Citation
Please use this url to cite or link to this publication: http://hdl.handle.net/1854/LU-8765623
- MLA
- Amery, Béné, et al. “Exploring the Potential of Fungal Biomaterials via Cocultivation Strategies.” National Symposium for Applied Biological Sciences, 26th, Abstracts, 2022.
- APA
- Amery, B., Stadlbauer, C., & De Mey, M. (2022). Exploring the potential of fungal biomaterials via cocultivation strategies. National Symposium for Applied Biological Sciences, 26th, Abstracts. Presented at the 26th National Symposium for Applied Biological Sciences (NSABS 2022), Antwerp, Belgium.
- Chicago author-date
- Amery, Béné, Christina Stadlbauer, and Marjan De Mey. 2022. “Exploring the Potential of Fungal Biomaterials via Cocultivation Strategies.” In National Symposium for Applied Biological Sciences, 26th, Abstracts.
- Chicago author-date (all authors)
- Amery, Béné, Christina Stadlbauer, and Marjan De Mey. 2022. “Exploring the Potential of Fungal Biomaterials via Cocultivation Strategies.” In National Symposium for Applied Biological Sciences, 26th, Abstracts.
- Vancouver
- 1.Amery B, Stadlbauer C, De Mey M. Exploring the potential of fungal biomaterials via cocultivation strategies. In: National Symposium for Applied Biological Sciences, 26th, Abstracts. 2022.
- IEEE
- [1]B. Amery, C. Stadlbauer, and M. De Mey, “Exploring the potential of fungal biomaterials via cocultivation strategies,” in National Symposium for Applied Biological Sciences, 26th, Abstracts, Antwerp, Belgium, 2022.
@inproceedings{8765623,
abstract = {{The urgent transition to a more sustainable and biobased economy drives the growing interest in (mycelium) biomaterials which can grow with minimal energy from various feedstocks and are fully biodegradable. Despite the worldwide emergence of startup companies, real-world applications are limited, and a market breakthrough has not occurred yet, partially due to a lack of scientific insights. This project aims to build a fundamental knowledge platform focusing on the interplay between feedstock types, fermentation process parameters, and biological and material characteristics. Further, the project expands the portfolio of material types (including engineered materials) via cocultivation strategies. Finally, this project also explores and evaluates the bioethical implications of biomaterial applications in our daily lives. This multifaceted and interdisciplinary project offers a new way to interface academia with society and opens the public debate about the application of biomaterials.}},
author = {{Amery, Béné and Stadlbauer, Christina and De Mey, Marjan}},
booktitle = {{National Symposium for Applied Biological Sciences, 26th, Abstracts}},
language = {{eng}},
location = {{Antwerp, Belgium}},
title = {{Exploring the potential of fungal biomaterials via cocultivation strategies}},
year = {{2022}},
}