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Victoria
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Integrating Agriculture
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Integrating Agriculture
Let's examine various strategies used in nature to create healthier ag systems that will not only be more productive, grown through the urban/rural continuum, & create a lighter footprint, but will be more accessable to those who are in need.See More
Victoria joined Brad Charles Melzer's group
Biomimicry Professional Pathways - Sneak Peek
http://www.biomimicry.net/ProfessionalPathways/index.htmlPlease fill out the surveys on the Biomimicry Professional Pathways new site.http://www.biomimicry.net/ProfessionalPathways/html/pathway/online_courses.htmlSee More
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Biomimicry in the Cuyahoga Valley
September 28, 2010 from 4pm to 6pmBiomimicry & Design Workshop
October 24, 2010 to October 29, 2010
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Victoria added a discussion to the group Architecture - Interior Design
Biomimicry Education at Clevleand Metroparks Zoo
August 24, 2010 from 4pm to 6pm
How can we create new opportunities to seed biomimicry into education at all levels?Join the growing network of biomimicry champions at our third BiomimicryNEO Network Event. Professionals from K-12 institutions, colleges, universities, informal science institutes and professional education programs will benefit from this program. Doug Paige and Peter Niewiarowski participated in the 2010 Biomimicry Education Summit and the Biomimicry Workshop in California in July of 2010. They will share…See More
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Biomimicry Education at Clevleand Metroparks Zoo
August 24, 2010 from 4pm to 6pm
How can we create new opportunities to seed biomimicry into education at all levels?Join the growing network of biomimicry champions at our third BiomimicryNEO Network Event. Professionals from K-12 institutions, colleges, universities, informal science institutes and professional education programs will benefit from this program. Doug Paige and Peter Niewiarowski participated in the 2010 Biomimicry Education Summit and the Biomimicry Workshop in California in July of 2010. They will share…See More
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Posted on October 12, 2010 at 11:39am
Bio-inspired Biomedical Research by Dr. Knothe Tate
By Marianne Eppig on assignment for E4S
We survive because nature has provided us with nearly perfect living machines—our bodies. Its mechanisms allow us to procreate, heal, and regenerate cells; take any part of the body and there is some lesson to be learned. Think of bones: how do they build strength, adapt, and stay strong? Melissa Knothe Tate, Ph.D. has spent her career answering these questions by studying bone activity, which has in turn inspired her to… Continue
We survive because nature has provided us with nearly perfect living machines—our bodies. Its mechanisms allow us to procreate, heal, and regenerate cells; take any part of the body and there is some lesson to be learned. Think of bones: how do they build strength, adapt, and stay strong? Melissa Knothe Tate, Ph.D. has spent her career answering these questions by studying bone activity, which has in turn inspired her to… Continue
Posted on August 10, 2010 at 12:16pm
Mimicking Sea Cucumbers to Find Medical Solutions
Cutting Edge Bio-Inspired Materials Research by Christoph Weder and Stuart Rowan
By Marianne Eppig on assignment for E4S
When you look at a sea cucumber—an ocean floor-dwelling animal that looks like a giant slug—medical solutions might not be the first item that pops into your mind.
(Sea Cucumber. Photo courtesy of WikiMedia)
A sea cucumber’s skin is soft…
ContinuePosted on August 10, 2010 at 12:15pm
Creating Artificial Gills and Tissues, an Interview with Harihara Baskaran
Posted on August 10, 2010 at 12:13pm
Mimicking the Octopus Eye with Synthetic Lenses, an Interview with Dr. Eric Baer
Posted on August 10, 2010 at 12:10pm
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Glad to help. There is so much potential, much of which attributable to your energy and commitment.
Tom
who is the spokesperson for biomimicry Northeast Ohio? Do you or could you serve in that capacity? I am interested in talking to someone that would be willing to represent the idea of biomimicry (they don't really need to represent the organization) and how it is sustainable and works in their life on a cable TV show called Sustainable Life. Do you know anyone that might be interested. Please have them call me at 561-309-6048. Thanks.
Thank you for the invitation and your time in reading my profile. Both are appreciated!
Some background, including a draft White Paper, is available on our website: www.ngbc.us/?page_id=26
I'm under a few deadlines today and this week...but will definitely add more to my profile when I can. I was excited to see your & this group's existence and good work, and wanted to at least complete a brief profile to complete later. I'm definitely more than happy to share more about the work in creating a local deconstruction infrastructure/economy using Biomimicry.
Thanks.
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The picture is of a saw whet owl that was hanging out at east 9th and St. Clair last winter.
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