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Title	Teaser	Post date	All terms	Value
Using Technology for Grants	A workshop held in Toronto on February 15th discussed various ways that technology can be used to help find grants and handle reporting on how the grant is spent. The presentations largely explored Canadian grants although some of the process issues are generalizable.	2011/02/26 - 20:27	Canada, funding	0
webcast.berkeley \| Courses \| Schedule	Berkeley has made available a wide range of lectures as webcasts and/or podcasts. Of interest to this group are the General Biology (1A, 1B) and General Biology Lab materials. Thanks to Curt McNamara for the pointer!	2006/11/17 - 13:15	course material, websites	0
Welcome - MENRVA Research Group at SFU	The MENRVA research group at Simon Fraser University is led by Professor Carlo Menon, winner of the 2007 BIONIS Award in Biomimetics (he presented...	2008/11/07 - 09:55	research	0
Welcome to biomimetik.dk!	"Here you can read all about the new interdisciplinary area of science called biomimetics (or bionics/biomimecry). Biomimetics is about developing new technology inspired by nature. On this site you can, apart from news about research and new technological progress in...	2010/08/29 - 09:27	bibliography, books, research, websites	0
Welcome to The Pax Group	PaxGroup is an engineering company headed up by Paul Hawken that has licensed the PAX Scientific technologies for moving air. Currently, three companies comprise PaxGroup: PaxFan (appliance, refrigeration, process and heating/ventilation/air conditioning) PaxIT...	2006/11/14 - 13:56	websites	0
What is a physicist doing in the jungle?: Ille Gebeshuber	Ille Gebeshuber got interested in how we can address global challenges through the Alpbach Conference. As shown by the work of the Millennium project, the top fifteen challenges are highly interconnected. We need to combine our specialized/linear ways of thinking with the generalist/holistic...	2013/04/18 - 15:03	biomimicry, collaboration, interdisciplinary	0
What Shape is a Snowflake? Magical Numbers in Nature	Author: Ian Stewart (2001), Wiedenfeld & Nicolson, Lewes, UK Amazon has a number of...	2011/01/08 - 19:18	books, patterns	4
Where Can We Use Biologically Inspired Robots?	SK Gupta discusses the value of biologically inspired robots in terms of "useful tools to discuss and teach science and mathematics", practical applications such as exploring areas where traditional robots cannot cope and next generation prosthetics, as well as more speculative applications. ...	2014/03/21 - 13:16	blog, robotics	5
WorldWide ElectroActive Polymer (WW-EAP) Newsletter	Focus: "the latest progress in the fields of Electroactive Polymers (EAP) and biomimetics." Edited by: Yoseph Bar-Cohen, Ph. D., Senior Research Scientist, Group Supervisor, Electroactive Technologies and NDEAA Lab Jet Propulsion Lab (JPL), MS 67-119...	2015/12/19 - 10:34	artificial muscles, biomimetics, electroactive polymers	0
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		0

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