Biomimicry +

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O. generale bioeconomy (35)
Red biotechnology + (4)
Regeneration (3)
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Transgenic (16)
Virology (24)
White biotechnology (2)

Synopsis: 4. biotech: Biomimicry +:


BBC 00486.txt

The practice of biomimicry already taps into nature's ingenuity oe for example, the famous hexagonal skin of Norman Foster's Gherkin was inspired by the Venus Flower Basket sponge,


Livescience_2013 02307.txt

Living nature is full of engineering marvels from the micro to the macro scale that have inspired mankind for centuries says Bharat Bhushan senior author of the study and director of the Nanoprobe Laboratory for Bio-and Nanotechnology and Biomimetics


Livescience_2014 01783.txt

Some call this activity bionics others call it biomimetics. Whatever you call it it is big business:

Learning from Trees is a classic on biomimetics. Mattheck s lifelong love affair with trees has led to many important innovations in engineering design.


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