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Next-generation editing technologies are necessary in the comprehension of biological systems and industrial developments. Recent reports point to a rich array of computation approaches for more effective biodesign and detection methods that highlight the different ways our current knowledge for decision-making and risk assessment.
This article discusses the fascinating nature of biomimicry and how it translates into innovative fashion garments. Bioinspired design is all around us, and this article is just one of many examples of ways it can be applied. Check it out to read more on the interesting and innovative pieces inspired by […]
The Stanford Biodesign process can be applied to a wide variety of clinical areas, cardiovascular medicine is particularly well suited, given the breadth of clinical presentations it touches and its history of innovation to solve important clinical problems. Physicians play a vital role in the process, especially for needs identification and […]
This publication highlights some of the science that exemplifies the principles of Green Chemistry, in particular the efficient use of materials and energy, development of renewable resources, and design for reduced hazard. While underlining how nature is a source of inspiration for new catalytic chemistry.
The Stanford Biodesign Innovation Fellowship is a launch pad for initiating, redirecting, or accelerating a career in health technology innovation. Applications for 2022-23 will open in mid-May 2021. Individuals with advanced degrees and/or substantial work experience in the engineering, science, computer science, business, […]
Students from all schools may obtain a certificate in biologically inspired design from Georgia Tech. Students must take BIOS/ISyE/MSE/ME 4740-Bio-Inspired Design in addition to 9hrs from the list below. Each certificate requires 12 credit hours of approved courses from that certificate’s list, at least 9 of which […]
Gathering inspiration from nature for the design of new materials, products and processes is a topic gaining rapid interest among scientists and engineers. In this review, we introduce the concept of nature-inspired chemical engineering (NICE). We critically examine how this approach offers advantages over straightforward biomimicry and distinguishes itself from bio-integrated […]
This article references the concept of biomimicry and how it has been utilized to create novel designs, such as the Shinkansen trains in Japan and the desalination project on the Greek Island of Tinos.
We deliver the future of nature-inspired scientific innovation today for the betterment of human health, community safety, and global sustainability. By using the building blocks of Nature’s grand designs, our talented researchers have pushed the frontiers of knowledge and advanced research and discovery to make a major […]
The translation of unparalleled efficiency from the lab-scale devices to practical-scale flexible modules affords a huge performance loss for flexible perovskite solar cells (PSCs). The degradation is attributed to the brittleness and discrepancy of perovskite crystal growth upon different substrates. Inspired by robust crystallization and flexible structure of vertebrae, herein, we […]
The Biodesign Immersion Experience (BIE) is an NIH-sponsored summer internship program that focuses on the first two stages of the biodesign process: finding and screening. After learning the biodesign process, BIE interns convene in-depth meetings with a wide-range of biomedical leaders to identify […]
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