The term “bioinspiration” defines a creative approach based on the observation of biological principles and transfer to design. Biomimicry is recent approach, which describes large field scientific technical activities dealing with an interdisciplinary cooperation between biology other fields goal solving practical problems addressing innovation or sustainable development. Architecture has been...

Abstract The sociological, psychological and physiological problems experienced by humanity, which have been exposed to dark offices, high flats city life far from nature, strikingly with researches. In addition, the nature-based design approaches that emerged due need meet of humanity for nature desire return taken their place among parameters new age in architecture However, concepts where bi...

As populations increase and economic affluence expand, conventional farmers will be unable to meet the demand for food. Two main scenarios offer different solutions. The first scenario aims further intensify scientific- technology-driven agriculture research. second radically switch nature-based solutions in agricultural systems. There seem two interpretations of scenario: on one hand, interpre...

We present the results of a recent collaboration between scientists, engineers and chefs. Two particular devices are developed, both inspired by natural phenomena reliant on surface tension. The cocktail boat is a drink accessory, a self-propelled edible boat powered by alcohol-induced surface tension gradients, whose propulsion mechanism is analogous to that employed by a class of water-walkin...

Introduction When transdermal drug delivery systems were first introduced clinically about 25 years ago, the purpose of controlled release technologies was the constant-rate, long-term release of active agents; a major objective of CR technologies was to develop dosage forms which, with one dose, release active agents at a constant rate effective over a long time period, There were two major un...

Every single organism supports the other either with a symbiotic relationship or in terms of form and/or function. In nature, everything is functional considering each other. For instance, such as some trees shed their leaves to ground prepare themselves for strong winter conditions and create nutrition microorganisms fungus under surface. This kind interaction nature could lead architects deve...

The growing interest in biomimicry built environments highlights the awareness raised among designers on potentials nature offers to human and system function improvements. Biomimicry has been widely utilized advanced material technology. However, its potential sustainable architecture construction yet be discussed depth. Thus, this study a comprehensive review of use structural engineering. It...