Susanne (founder of The Future is Fungi Award) will speak at the panel “Thriving Together: Redesigning A Regenerative Economy that Aligns with Living Systems” at the House of Impact during Slush in Helsinki in Finland.

The Future is Fungi Award`s founder Susanne comments in an article about mycelium applications in the seafood industry, bu US based Mongabay which has millions of readers.

The Future is Fungi Award and its startup winners have been featured in the renowned Nature Biotechnology focusing on the incredible potential of mycoremediation. Mycoremediation allows us to harness the natural capabilities of fungi, as the cleaners and decomposers in nature, to restore contaminated soil and water.

The IMC12 is gathering fungal scientists around the world for their 12th congress, this time in Maastricht in the Netherlands. The award will part of opening the awrd and run a lunch session for aspiring science entrepreneurs.

Susanne Gløersen, founder of The Future is Fungi Award spoke and moderated the session “Can fungi save the world?” at Brilliant Minds in Stockholm mid June, together with Phil Ross (co-founder of MycoWorks and OpenFung) and Renee Davis (recent R&D Director with Fungi Perfecti). Brilliant Minds each year gathers creatives and entrepreneurs for gamechanging solutions for impact.

The Future is Fungi Award hosted a Fungal Exploration Workshop at Katapult Future Fest to host space for and catalyze new and novel ideas how we can harness fungi for environmental solutions.

2nd place scientist in the award, William Newell from Imperial College of London was featured in The Microbiologist for his research n electromicrobial CO2 fixation.

The Microbiologist (by Applied Microbiology International) had a talk with The Future in Fungi Award about the award, the potential of fungi for environmental solutions and the winners of the inagural award.

Susanne was invited to speak about the awards at a webinar organized by MycoAsia Journal of Modern Mycology, MycoIndia Journal of Indian Fungi, Association of Fungal Biologists in Mumbai and the Centre for Biodiversity Exploration and Conservation.

Susanne spoke about The Future is Fungi Award and the potential of fungi to solve environmental challenges at ChangeNow in Paris, the worlds largest sustainability conference. The session was called “Fungi: the unexpected ally”.

During her week in Davos, Susanne talked about The Future is Fungi Award and the potential of fungi to solve environmental challenges and enable a more circular economy during a panel discussion led by circularity expert Harald Friedl.

At ChangeNOW, the premier event for environmental solutions, Susanne, the founder of the award, explored the transformative power of fungi.

Susanne, founder of The Future is Fungi Award joins the podcast “The Sustainability Journey” with Samuele Tini to talk about the award and the field of fungal research and innovation.

Visiting Another ClimateTech podcast together with research winner Jens Laurids Sørensen and shared start-up winner Novobiom with Chief Science Officer Oona Snoeyenbos-West.

Research winner Jens Laurids d Sørensen visits the NatureBacked podcast together with shared start-up winner Novobiom (Caroline Zaoui, chief tehnology offier and co-founder) and Susanne Gløersen, the initiator of The Future is Fungi Award.

The Future is Fungi Award was covered by Synbiobeta, the world largest community focused on synthetic biology.

Susanne visits the All about Fungi Podcast to talk about the award.