Nature’s Hidden Lessons: and how my favorite teacher taught me how to find them

When I was in college, I had a professor named Mike. Professor Mike (who is still teaching at the University at Buffalo) taught Fluvial Geomorphology — the dynamics of how rivers and lakes change and evolve over time, on their own. He was the kind of teacher who was more of a person than a professor and […]

Students Use Biomimicry in Global Design Challenge

170 teams from 22 countries have registered for Biomimicry 3.8’s annual Student Design Challenge. This year’s theme is sustainable transportation, and students will be mentored by biologists trained in Biomimicry design tools, asking nature how it transports resources and beings in sustainable ways. According to a new paper published by Embarq, the total public and […]

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Students Use Biomimicry in Global Design Challenge