Page 2 - Katy Ayers News Today

WSU Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture recognized outstanding students, faculty, and staff at its annual convocation ceremony on April 15.

Washington State University student Katy Ayers built a 7.5-foot-long canoe using mycelium in order to raise awareness on its versatility.

With 2021 having come to a chilly close, we at Slice of Life look forward to 2022 and the opportunity to tell more of your stories. Here’s a look back

Guinness World Record for a canoe made of ... mushrooms?

Nebraska innovators offer advice and perspective as part of the Nebraska Public Media "What If..." series.

The statewide spike in home values means massive gains in Coloradans' equity, a new report shows.

WSU student Katy Ayers created the world’s longest mushroom canoe by using knowledge about different species and receiving help from a Nebraska mushroom farm owner.  Ayers, sophomore agriculture and bioengineering major, said her inspiration for this project came from her first encounter with fungi — a documentary that talked about using fungi for packaging materials.  She...

Not many people can claim world records. And only two people, one being Washington State University student Katy Ayers, can claim a world record for the longest fungal mycelium boat.

A Pandemic of Good News: The Top 50 Positive Stories of 2020 Dec 29, 2020 It’s truly been a year like no other, yet people around the world have done so much good in 2020. Scientists have not just been working on COVID vaccines, researchers have made major diabetes breakthroughs, discovered new cancer therapies, and launched critical green innovations to make the world a better place for us all.  And though this year has been difficult for our favorite restaurants and bars, and people losing...