Division
Bio-Inspired Design Unit
Viridion's research frontier — borrowing from photosynthesis, mycelial networks, and plant bioelectricity to grow energy and materials rather than manufacture them.
Who it benefits
- Researchers exploring bio-energy and bio-materials
- Builders seeking low-carbon, grown materials
- Partners commercializing lab breakthroughs
Target audience
Research labsUniversitiesMaterial innovatorsR&D partners
Goals
- Artificial photosynthesis and photocurrent membranes.
- Mycelial signaling and bioelectric energy transfer research.
- Sustainable, grown-not-made building materials.
Who it benefits
- Researchers exploring bio-energy and bio-materials
- Builders seeking low-carbon, grown materials
- Partners commercializing lab breakthroughs
Target audience
Research labsUniversitiesMaterial innovatorsR&D partners
Goals
- Artificial photosynthesis and photocurrent membranes.
- Mycelial signaling and bioelectric energy transfer research.
- Sustainable, grown-not-made building materials.
