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Cytoplasm - intercelluar water
So I wanted to know little more about the intercellular water, cytoplasm which is essentially salty water with various organic molecules suspended in it. Here is more about how the water is contained.… more →
Blog by Marin Sawa
we gotta talk about the snondom.
nightingalesquare wrote 1 month ago: Cross-country skis? Robot surgeons? Straitjackets? I think it’s safe to say that the groundbr … more →
the genius of swarms
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jonbailey wrote 1 month ago: The article below entitled Genius of Swarms was written by Peter Miller, of National Geographic. … more →
Biomimetics – Nature Did It First
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annabellaplum wrote 1 month ago: On June 8th Materials KTN are organising a one-day FREE workshop entitled “Biomimetics – … more →
Cytoplasm - intercelluar water
marinsawa wrote 2 months ago: So I wanted to know little more about the intercellular water, cytoplasm which is essentially salty … more →
On "how water-cytomatrix interactions may be of significance"
marinsawa wrote 2 months ago: Here I’ve found an interesting research paper explaining an interrelation between the cytomatr … more →
On bone marrow
marinsawa wrote 2 months ago: The Cytomatrix vs bone marrow So here I am, looking into what bone marrow is in relation to the bod … more →
Metal foam as the bed for stem cell growth
marinsawa wrote 2 months ago: The CytoMatrix is a man-made porous foam, originally invented for a launchpad material for space shi … more →
Nature's form 3
marinsawa wrote 2 months ago: Dragon's Blood Tree Vascular Tissue Dragon's Blood Tree … more →
Porous structure from nature to man-made fabrication
marinsawa wrote 2 months ago: The innovative structure of the swimming stadium for the 2008 Beijing Olympic is based on the uniqu … more →
Nature's forms
marinsawa wrote 2 months ago: I am kind of reassured about the fact that porosity in nature takes away the inessential and leaving … more →
Ross Lovegrove on nature as design inspiration
marinsawa wrote 2 months ago: His talk on his love of form at TED 2005 refers to porous form-finding as he also finds that nature … more →
Bone
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Abi wrote 2 months ago: In her NYTimes article, Natalie Angier has several quotes from Rob Ritchie of UC-Berkeley on the me … more →
Textile Structure
marinsawa wrote 2 months ago: Nature shows us minimalism in a very different way to what we have seen in modernist designs. Lookin … more →
BioNano 2009 Conference and Expo
vascoteixeira wrote 2 months ago: BioNano 2009 is the premier annual nano-biotechnology conference and exposition. Now in our 7th year … more →
Microencapsulation: self-healing polymer
marinsawa wrote 2 months ago: self-healing-material-composite by illinois.edu Microcapsules are also used in novel plastics that c … more →
CB2 - Emotional Robot
k0re wrote 3 months ago: CB2 is a humanoid biomimetic robot with soft white skin can learn human emotions through observing f … more →
Taking Traffic Control Lessons — From Ants
Spaceweaver wrote 5 months ago: If humans took their cues from ants, they might spend less time in traffic. When opposing streams o … more →
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