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Biological systems often have the ability to adapt to their environments. They harness external atmospheric stimuli, and as a result, triggers are activated whi Via Miguel Prazeres 
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biomimicry, evolution, Janine Benyus, George de Mestral, Biomimicry 3.8, Eiji Nakatsu, Shinkansen Bullet Train, Pak Kitae, Peter Agre, Frank Fish (Smart Inventions Inspired by Nature: http://t.co/cbRa6f4wcP)... Via Janine Benyus
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Excellent summary and examples of biomimicry in action. Great resource to inspire you next biomimicry STEM learning experience!
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"Designers Joris Laarman, Mathias Bengtsson, Lilian Van Daal, and Nicolette de Waart put biomimicry to the test when they used a biomimetic approach to create concept chairs. Their innovative creations explore how human design can mimic nature to increase efficiency, elegance, and sustainability. Inspired by the form and function of nature, the design of each of these chairs explores at least one of the core methodologies — form, process, and system — of biomimetic design." Via Miguel Prazeres
The Morpho Institute's insight:
Great Biomimicry example. Let this inspire your next STEM learning opportunity!
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NEXT.cc is an eco web that develops ethical imagination and environmental stewardship. NEXT.cc introduces what design is, what design does, and why design is important. It offers activities across nine scales – nano, pattern, object, space, architecture, neighborhood, urban, region, and world.
The Morpho Institute's insight:
This is an amazing site and resource for educators who want to connect local to global, form and function to design, STEM to the environment, and more!
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