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Interesting take on what can & is being leveraged off to inspire innovation and solve problems. #Biomimicry (literally: imitation of the living) aims to take inspiration from natural selection solutions adopted by nature and translate the principles to human engineering. The biomimicry approach aims to favor “choices” tested by nature which had millions of years to understand what works best and what doesn't. #innovation #problemsolving #naturalsystemsandstrategies #modelimitation

Laying down the baseline measurements for another year. To complement the BioHub Sequest we are applying BioHub LaB for the first time. The strategy is to utilise the biology for salt mitigation in the plant whilst the Sequest will help move it through the profile. BioHub Sequest has already proved successful over a variety of soil types so we are excited to see how the biology will perform. #bioplan #measuremeasuremeasure

#evolution #biomimicryinnovation Biomimicry is a fascinating field that draws inspiration from nature to solve modern-day. By emulating the designs and processes found in plants, animals, and ecosystems, scientists and engineers are creating innovative solutions that are both sustainable and efficient. From architecture to medicine, biomimicry is revolutionizing various industries and helping us build a more sustainable future. Through biomimicry, we unlocking the secrets of the natural world to develop technologies that are not only effective but also environmentally friendly. By learning the intricate designs and systems of nature, we are taking a giant leap towards sustainable innovation. It is a testament to the immense potential of nature and its ability to inspire and guide our technological advancements. With biomimicry, we are harnessing the power of nature to create a better world. https://lnkd.in/g2hqF9HA

Happy to inform you that the article "Life cycle testing and reliability analysis of prismatic lithium-iron-phosphate cells" published in the INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SUSTAINABLE ENERGY. Publisher: Taylor & Francis Indexed in Scopus (CiteScore = 4.9; Quartile 2) and Web of Science (ESCI; Impact factor = 3.1) #prismaticcells #lithiumionbatteries #lifedegradation

4turf® - The scientific breakthrough in turf management In an industry where conditions grow more challenging every year, thinking smarter means staying ahead. 4turf® is a prime example of what’s possible when cutting-edge science meets practical application. Larger seeds, enhanced genetic resilience, and a root system designed to make the most of every drop of water. These aren’t just features—they’re solutions. They ensure turf managers can deliver vibrant, healthy turf with less effort and fewer inputs. Are you ready to set the standard? Choose 4turf®, where science meets performance. Read more: https://ow.ly/4BeR50UkxXE

5 simple steps to write a sustainable future: Step #1: Observe nature's genius Step #2: Identify challenges Step #3: Apply biomimicry principles Step #4: Prototype and test Step #5: Implement and iterate Here’s the secret: Nature holds the key to efficient, cost-effective, and eco-friendly solutions. 🌱 Let's reconnect to nature’s brilliance. Comment your thoughts or book a consultation at https://lnkd.in/eE39jA7h #Biomimicry #SustainableInnovation

I recently watched Janine Benyus' inspiring TED Talk on how nature's designs can inspire our own innovations. In her talk, she explores the concept of biomimicry, where we look to nature's solutions to solve our own design and engineering challenges. Janine highlights fascinating examples, like how the Kingfisher bird's beak inspired a high-speed train design, or how studying termite mounds helped create more energy-efficient buildings. This approach not only leads to more sustainable and efficient solutions but also deepens our connection to and appreciation of the natural world. This reminds me of King Solomon's wisdom about ants: "Go to the ant, you sluggard; consider its ways and be wise! It has no commander, no overseer or ruler, yet it stores its provisions in summer and gathers its food at harvest." As a strategic designer who is passionate about driving sustainable solutions, I found Janine's talk incredibly insightful and thought-provoking. One statement aligns with what I have always believed: When solving a design problem, look to nature first. Nature already teaches us so much. Are we ready to learn about how nature sustains life so effortlessly? 🔗 Watch the full TED Talk here: https://lnkd.in/gkd6F7xZ What are your thoughts on biomimicry and learning about innovative sustainability strategies from nature? Share your insights in the comments below! #sustainablesolutions #sustainability #biomimicry #tedtalks #impactnista

Celebrating National Day | Magnificent landscapes, prosperous nation. Acetron salutes our great country with the deepest respect. Together, we march forward, using technological innovation as our tool to write new chapters in material science. ✨ Let's continue striving for progress and excellence. #NationalDay #InnovationForTheFuture #MaterialScience #ProgressAndProsperity #TechnologyLeadership

Biological carbon fixation is a nature-based technology in which living organisms (plants and certain microorganisms) absorb and convert #CO2 into organic matter through photosynthesis and other biochemical pathways. 🌱 As one of the seven #CarbonDioxideRemoval (CDR) technologies being studied by the C-SINK Project, our partners are undertaking extensive scientific assessments of biological carbon fixation, alongside comprehensive evaluations of its impacts on ecosystems and society over time. 🔍 Interested in learning more? Explore the infographic ( from ekolive ) and factsheet ( by ICAMCyL Foundation and ekolive ) on our website for a detailed look at this technology. ➡ https://lnkd.in/eRh3mThE