Mycelium is unique because it's easy to both grow and shape into different forms. At Ecovative Design in Green Island, New York, engineers, biologists, and designers are harvesting its potential ...

Instead of showing at London Fashion Week, McDowell has chosen to partner with mycelium technology company Ecovative. What exactly is mycelium technology, we hear you ask? By harnessing the power ...

Once it's been cleaned, the corn stalks and other waste materials are mixed with mycelium — a.k.a. mushroom roots — and placed in large bags in Ecovative’s clean room. Next, workers take the ...

Last year, Kering-backed Mogu Srl, which creates mycelium-based products, raised about $12 million in Series A funding. Additionally, biological science and design company Ecovative Design ...

As described on the company web site: Ecovative uses mycelium (mushroom “roots”) to bond together agricultural byproducts like corn stalks into a material that can replace plastic foam.