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My-Fi Project Grows Non-Woven Fabric From Fungal Hyphae

My-Fi Project Grows Non-Woven Fabric From Fungal Hyphae

What they found

The My-Fi project is developing a non-woven fabric grown from fungal hyphae, due to finish in October 2024.

The My-Fi project is developing a non-woven fabric grown from fungal hyphae, due to finish in October 2024.

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Evidence ladder: Lab dish → Animal → Early human → Strong human. Reviews summarize earlier research.

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The My-Fi project is working on a new non-woven fabric material grown from soft-yet-sturdy fungal hyphae. The project is slated to finish in October 2024.

The My-Fi project is working on a new non-woven fabric material grown from soft-yet-sturdy fungal hyphae. The project is slated to finish in October 2024.

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