NTU Singapore scientists create ‘fungi tiles’ with elephant skin texture to cool buildings

EurekAlert!·Apr 2

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Scientists at NTU Singapore have created "fungi tiles" with a texture similar to elephant skin, which are reported to have a cooling effect on buildings. These tiles are said to be an eco-friendly alternative that can cool buildings without the use of electricity. The tiles are made using mycelium, or mushroom material, and in some versions, also incorporate bamboo.

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