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Underwood Network - Living Mycelium Research Map
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Imagine a digital space where the intricate workings of a forest are translated into an interactive experience, revealing how nature computes and communicates. The Underwood Network’s Living Mycelium Research Map invites users to explore a landscape where organic processes are visualized through innovative design, blending science with intuitive interaction. Crafted as a dynamic research artifact, this project pushes the boundaries of traditional reference tools, offering a fresh lens on ecological systems. Using what we call the Organic Canvas Interaction, the platform encourages deep engagement, allowing visitors to uncover hidden patterns and connections within the mycelium network. As you navigate this dark soil of digital exploration, you’ll discover a world where biological complexity becomes accessible and inspiring. But there’s more beneath the surface—an insight that challenges how we understand forest intelligence. Want to see how this ecological marvel transforms into a compelling visual story? Dive into the full case study to uncover the design strategies and scientific storytelling that brought this concept to life—and learn what’s next for this evolving research map.

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