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Mycelium-Based Sensors

How mycelium responds to light, chemicals, touch and moisture, and how those responses are being explored as sensing signals.

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Level
Course
Modules
6
Duration
2–3 months
Format
Live online
School
Fungal Computing
What you will study

6 modules, one growing line of knowledge.

Hover or tap a module to follow the path from the first session to the final project.

At a glance

How the programme grows, phase by phase.

PHASE 1
Foundations
  • Fungal responses to environmental stimuli
  • Transduction: from biology to measurable signal
PHASE 2
Practice
  • Impedance, resistance and potential-based sensing
  • Mycelium skins and tactile sensing
PHASE 3
Application & project
  • Calibration, drift and lifetime
  • Prototype project: a simple mycelium sensor
What you will be able to do

Mycelium-Based Sensors

By the end you will have worked through:

  • Fungal responses to environmental stimuli
  • Transduction: from biology to measurable signal
  • Impedance, resistance and potential-based sensing
  • Mycelium skins and tactile sensing
  • Calibration, drift and lifetime
Your learning path

Where this programme sits in the school.

You are here · CourseMycelium-Based SensorsNext · DiplomaDiploma in Fungal Electrophysiology and Bioelectronics
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FAQ

Questions about this programme

Do I need experience to study Mycelium-Based Sensors?

No previous experience is needed. The course starts from the foundations.

How is Mycelium-Based Sensors taught?

Live online, in 6 modules with a working professional, a small group and a final project.

What certificate do I get?

Fungaris issues a course certificate on completion. Accreditations are assessed according to the training completed and the local regulations of each country.

What can I study after Mycelium-Based Sensors?

The natural next step is Diploma in Fungal Electrophysiology and Bioelectronics.

How it is taught

Live, in a small group, with a real project.

i.A live professorMycologists, biologists, engineers and chefs who work in the field.
ii.A small groupQuestions in every session, and classmates from many countries.
iii.A real projectEach programme closes with applied work, reviewed by your professor.
iv.A certificateIssued by Fungaris on completion of the programme.
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