Can Brainless Life Have Answers That We Don’t?
What does it mean when the most powerful and well-funded organizations, NASA to the United Nations, turn to a brainless blob for answers?
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Nature in the Classroom: A Conversation with Dorna Schroeter, a Biomimicry Educator
Join Kat Sitnikova in an enlightening conversation with Dorna Schroeter, a biomimicry educator and long-time supporter and friend of the Biomimicry Institute.
Strong by Form Raises $5.2M for an Eco-Friendly Alternative to Concrete and Steel
2022 Ray of Hope Prize Finalist, Strong by Form, announces the completion of a $5.2 million seed funding round.
Biomimicry and the Sea: 5 Incredible Innovations for World Oceans Day
This World Oceans Day, we are diving deeper into the myriad reasons why the preservation of our oceans and sea life is of paramount importance.
Living World Intervention
The Biomimicry Institute hosts nature retreats as part of their Ray of Hope and Launchpad programs. It’s like summer camp for bio-inspired innovators. What Launchpad Program Manager Dave Hutchins came to understand while hosting our 2023 Launchpad cohort in Montana, is that these retreats are more like an intervention.
Meet the Newest Young Innovators in Biomimicry
From tackling the issues of microplastics and urban heat islands, to addressing clean energy solutions through the use of wind turbines and underwater solar panels, the Biomimicry Institute’s 2022-23 Youth Design Challenge (YDC) winners have offered unique, nature-inspired ideas to solve local design challenges. The YDC, now in its sixth year, serves as a bridge from core concepts to advanced project-focused STEM learning for middle and high school students across the world.
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