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What if a building could think? Imagine structures that monitor their own structural health, detect pathogens in the air, regulate moisture, and repair damage automatically. In Volume II, Sanzaya Patel explores the frontier where biology meets computation. This volume investigates how fungal networks-one of Earth's oldest biological systems-can function as living sensors and decentralized information networks inside buildings. Topics include: - Fungal electrophysiology and bio-electrical signaling - Mycelium as a biological sensing network - Hybrid bio-digital architecture systems - Mycelium memristors and fungal logic circuits - Hardware interfaces for living materials - Software frameworks for biological data streams - The ethics and governance of living buildings Bridging synthetic biology, smart architecture, and environmental engineering, this book outlines a future where buildings evolve from passive shelters into adaptive living systems. The smart building of the future may not run on silicon. It may run on biology.

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