Mycocycle, the biotechnology company using fungi to transform construction debris into reusable materials, received a new round of funding that will help it further scale its waste-to-value chain.

Mycocycle will expand its team with five new roles and establish a model pilot facility to expand operational capabilities to help reduce construction waste using mushrooms.

Mycocycle Inc. has joined Chicago H1-B Connect to bring on tech workers seeking employment following massive industry layoffs.

Daniel Reyes will serve as vice president of research and innovation and Colin Litow as vice president of operations and product development.

A partnership between four entities resulted in successfully breaking down asphalt shingles from a reroofing project instead of sending them to a landfill.

Rodriguez was one of seven selected from a field of 18 finalists to take part in the Argonne National Labs' Chain Reaction Innovations Cohort 6.

The research will benefit the roofing industry since the waste management process will treat products containing polymers found in building materials.

The Environment+Energy Leader 100 Honoree List recognizes trailblazers creating new solutions, programs, platforms, best practices, and products for environmental and energy solutions.

Mycocycle's innovative approach to recycling waste led it to becoming the winner of 1871's Momentum Award in the Industry Disrupter category.

The 1871 Momentum Awards recognize companies that develop or introduce an ingenious, non-traditional and innovative product or service that has significantly disrupted the industry.