Biomimicry Challenge 2, Syracuse NY

Biomimicry Challenge 2, Syracuse NY The term biomimicry and biomimetics come from the Greek words bios, meaning life, and mimesis, meaning to imitate.

BIOMIMICRY or biomimetics is the examination of nature, its models, systems, processes, and elements to emulate or take inspiration from in order to solve human problems. Biomimicry Challenge –
A gathering of informed and knowledge-seeking individuals looking to discover ways to apply Biomimicry to the numerous problems facing our world.

There's still time to register! Professional tickets start at $150 for the whole weekend - please share! See you March 2...
03/10/2013

There's still time to register! Professional tickets start at $150 for the whole weekend - please share! See you March 22 ...

FACT OF THE DAY:Learning from Termites How to Create Sustainable BuildingsArchitect Mick Pearce helped save his clients ...
03/20/2012

FACT OF THE DAY:
Learning from Termites How to Create Sustainable Buildings

Architect Mick Pearce helped save his clients $3.5 million dollars in air conditioning costs by constructing his buildings in a more sustainable design.

*Find out how Pearce saved so much money by reading this article !
www.biomimicryinstitute.org/case-studies/case-studies/architecture.html

03/20/2012

Biomimicry looks into simple processes that nature preforms naturaly around us in order to create more complex processes that can be conducted for human life!

another interesting article from Science Daily Spider Silk Conducts Heat as Well as Metalshttp://www.sciencedaily.com/re...
03/20/2012

another interesting article from Science Daily
Spider Silk Conducts Heat as Well as Metals

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/03/120305132613.htm

Researchers have discovered that spider silk is surprisingly good at transferring heat. Spider silk, in fact, conducts heat as well or better than most metals.

03/20/2012

These processes being produced at Washington University in St. Louis are mimicking the processes of photosynthesis in trees and plants.

03/20/2012

From an article on Science Daily titled :
Making a Light-Harvesting Antenna from Scratch: Biomimetic Antenna for Gathering Sunlight May One Day Transform Solar-Powered Devices

"At Washington University in St. Louis's Photosynthetic Antenna Research Center (PARC) scientists are exploring native biological photosystems, building hybrids that combine natural and synthetic parts, and building fully synthetic analogs of natural systems."

03/20/2012

GET EXCITED this FRIDAY the 23rd !!!!
DAY 1 OF BIOMIMICRY CHALLENGE

03/13/2012

FACT OF THE DAY:
Agriculture
Learning from Prairies How to Grow Food Sustainably!

By using deep rooted plants (perennials) in stable natural ecosystems both PRODUCTION and NATURAL RESOURCES can increase!

03/13/2012

A large part of Biomimicry is CONSERVATION. Conservation is the careful utilization of a natural resource in order to prevent depletion. In the case of biomimicry, conservation is a key concept, if you want to conserve and save the world as it is, you must be able to learn an alternative (biomimicry).

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