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        <description>Title: Regenerative Biofabrication from Agricultural Sidestreams (ReFab) Description: How can we as humans make materials that behave more like living systems? ReFab explores regenerative biofabrication by transforming agricultural side streams into engineered living materials capable of maintaining viability and recovering from damage. By combining fungal mycelium and engineered microorganisms we aim to create renewable materials that not only grow from agricultural residues but also retain the capacity for regeneration. This project investigates a future in which materials are no longer disposable products, but living systems that can persist, adapt, and recover. Official Page</description>
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