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Dekiln’s founder and CEO, Dr Aled Roberts, took the TEDxManchester stage with over 1,700 attendees to share his transformational journey...

Magnus Carlsen signs Dekiln Eralith chess Set: raises over £3000 for Charity

This investment will power the scale-up of our sustainable BioSintering® technology, bringing bio-based tiles to market with the backing of Green Angel Ventures

From lockdown experiments in his cellar, Dr. Aled Roberts founded Dekiln and developed Eralith-a low-carbon, recycled tile-using nature-inspired science to drive sustainability in construction.

BioSintering® works with existing tile manufacturing equipment (except kilns), enabling an easy, low-carbon upgrade.

Scientists develop StarCrete, a strong, sustainable material from potato starch and space dust for building on Mars and Earth.

Scientists at the University of Manchester developed “StarCrete,” a strong concrete from Martian soil, potato starch, and salt for building on Mars or the Moon.

StarCrete, made from Martian soil, potato starch, and salt, is a strong and cost-effective alternative to concrete for both space and Earth use.

Scientists developed StarCrete, a strong, sustainable concrete from space dust, starch, and salt for building on Mars and Earth.

Researchers develop StarCrete; a Mars building concrete made from martian Dust, potato starch, and salt.

University of Manchester researchers developed StarCrete, a strong, sustainable material for space construction and a greener alternative to concrete.

StarCrete is an innovative, eco-friendly material using simple and is designed for cost-effective construction in space and on Earth.

StarCrete, made from Martian soil, potato starch, and salt, is a strong, sustainable alternative to concrete for space and Earth use.