"Upon journeying to Jackson Hole, WY, and back from a recent Education Summit hosted by the Biomimicry Institute, a university professor and student united to create an open-source blog full of biomimicry/biomimetic ideas for art, design, science and engineering. The focus is form, function, style, subtlety, flow, intelligence and systems. The objective of this project is to inspire and inform others about things that have been done with, and can be done with, biomimicry.
"Biomimetics, Biomechanics and Applied Biotechnology"
Authors: Adam Summers is a professor of biomechanics at UC Irvine and author of the monthly Biomechanics column for Natural History Magazine. Ilya Brook is a management consultant in Los Angeles.
Current weblog categories include:
Tom has started a regular weblog at GreenerDesign. The link brings up a list of his posts. To date, he has published:
A visually stunning architectural building/community design that incorporates biomimicry research on kelp forests and detailed site assessment. Some of the earlier material as well as the final report appear similar to Ralph Knowles' 'solar envelope' work described in the May 2009 issue of the BioInspired! Newsletter.
This 'slice' of a larger HOK weblog the currently includes posts on:
This 'slice' of a much larger weblog currently has posts on: