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Title	Teaser	Post date	All terms
Regenerative Design and Ecosystem Biomimicry (Dr Maibritt Pedersen Zari)	This book examines and defines the field of biomimicry for sustainable built environment design and goes on to translate ecological knowledge into practical methodologies for architectural and urban design that can proactively respond to climate change and biodiversity loss....	2018/06/04 - 09:27	architecture, biomimicry, Biomimicry in the Built Environment, book, Ecology, regeneration, sustainability
Alphabet of Life Exhibit (Breggrenzerwald, Austria)	Images posted at https://www.facebook.com/pg/werkraumbregenzerwald/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1875319762532100 Open from June 23 to October 6, 2018...	2018/07/21 - 17:10	biomimicry, exhibit
Advances in manufacturing and processing of materials and structures	Brook Kennedy contributed to chapter 5 on “Biofabrication and Bio-Inspired Manufacturing Techniques for the Built Environment” and Jacquelyn Nagel contributed to chapter 18 on “Sustainable Manufacturing”. ...	2018/10/04 - 20:08	book, manufacturing, materials, structures
Online Master of Science in Biomimicry	The online Master of Science in Biomimicry at ASU is a first of its kind program focusing on an emerging discipline that seeks to apply life’s strategies to human design. Offered in collaboration with Biomimicry 3.8 through The Biomimicry Center at ASU, the MS also complements...	2018/10/13 - 16:16	ASU, biomimicry, graduate program, online course
Xploration's "Nature Knows Best" Video Series	Pete Foley mentioned this video series that explores what we have and can still learn from nature. Series 1 and 2 each have 13...	2019/05/03 - 14:10	bio-inspiration, video
The Nature Exchange: a new gallery and experimental space to learn from nature.	The Nature Exchange is a new gallery at the Telus World of Science Edmonton where you can trade, analyze, discuss, interpret and catalogue natural items. The Nature Exchange gallery...	2019/07/14 - 17:49	Edmonton, exhibit, experiential, nature
A Moment of Convergence: how nature innovates through agents, swarms and algorithms	Julian Vincent posted to following to the Biomimetics Mailing List: Rupert Soar has produced a 30-minute video. Here's the link: https://youtu.be/t1LbWgePCgo. It's intended for lecturers/students so please...	2019/10/08 - 17:53	agents, algorithms, biomimicry, swarm theory
RI3 Biomimesis: International, Interuniversity and Interinstitutional Network of Biomimesis Studies	Translated from Spanish via Google. Thanks to Dr. Manuel Quirós for the pointer. Welcome to the RI 3 BIOMIMESIS website, a space where you will find relevant content from an emerging group of experts in one of the most disruptive disciplines of the 21st century,...	2020/03/29 - 11:44	biomimicry, collaboration, network
Terrapin Releases Working with Fractals	Fractal patterns are an intricate ubiquitous machinery behind nature’s...	2021/02/24 - 20:20	biophilic design, fractals
WorldWide ElectroActive Polymer (WW-EAP) Newsletter	2021/06/21 annoucement by Dr. Yoseph Bar-Cohen: It has been my pleasure to e-publish the semi-annual WW-EAP newsletter since June 1999 and its 42 issues. The field of electroactive polymers (EAP) has grown significantly since I started the publication of this Newsletter...	2021/06/23 - 20:05

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