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Janine Benyus: Meet the Godmother of (Modern) Biomimicry

Have you heard of the godmother of biomimicry? 

I imagine you have. Janine Benyus is often considered the pioneer who brought about the brilliance of biomimicry and nature-inspired innovation in modern times. 

Of course, anyone looking into the world of biomimicry is likely to come across her name...

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Biomimicry Jobs and Careers, Explained

biomimicry careers jobs Jan 07, 2026

What jobs and careers does our future require?

Biomimicry and I believe that the future is not to be predicted, but created.

A better question might be then - what future careers can we create now?

This article dives deeper into creating a career in biomimicry, nature's use designs and strategie...

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The Top Biomimicry Courses and Certificates of 2026 📚

Are you considering expanding your biomimicry knowledge through a course, but unsure about where to start? Take a deep dive with us into the leading biomimicry courses of 2025.

Biomimicry, the practice of learning from nature to solve human problems, is quickly gaining momentum as a leading approac...

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Our Ten Best Biomimicry Examples for Biotechnology

You’ve probably seen many examples of biomimicry in more obvious fields, like architecture. 

But how many biomimicry examples can you think of in technology?

If you take a closer look, you’ll find that some of these innovations fall under their own category, called Biotechnology.

In his final yea...

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Project Possibilities: Mapping a Company's Organism Lifecycle Stages

biomimicry practitioner Sep 01, 2025

"About 90% of startups fail."

There was a collective wince. Then, a moment of held breath, as we each peered at the statistics, assessing our own personal level of risk. Some nervous laughs. Some uncomfortable shifting in seats. Nadezhda Belousova pressed on with her final presentation. 

Business ...

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The Best Biomimicry Podcasts

biomimicry podcasts May 20, 2025

Podcasts make learning biomimicry accessible, engaging and convenient - and if this is one of the ways you learn, then the question is - what biomimicry podcasts should you listen to? 

Today we’re listing our top podcasts on biomimicry, each one bringing a biomimicry thought leader and unique persp...

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The Biomimicry Life's Principles Explained

You may have been asked what’s your life's purpose before, but have you ever been asked, ‘what is the purpose of Life? Life's purpose is to create conditions conducive to life. Simple, yet profound and long-lasting. 

What’s more interesting to note, is that there are a set of principles that are fo...

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The Complete History of Biomimicry (with Examples)

If imitation is the sincerest flattery, humans have been applauding the natural world for a good while now, perhaps since its inception. Here, we'll give an overview of the complete history of biomimicry - from those who did it first, even before it was called biomimicry, to where we are today. 

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Grown to Order: 10 Biomimicry Product Examples for Nature-Inspired Designers

If you’ve been hanging around the biomimicry space for a hot sec — you might have heard of the variety of ways in which biomimicry can be applied. 

You might have heard things like what can we learn from studying a plant, a fungus, an alga, or the human eye?

It's true, we can be inspired to innov...

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The Honeycomb Structure: What Makes the Honeycomb Structure So Strong?

It’s no secret. Honeycombs are the poster child of nature's most effective design.

Bee's design like no other, made with love by nature’s sweet (and buzzy) six-legged engineers.

Slap the honeycomb structure on any design—and voila, you just made it stronger, possibly sustainable, and even improved...

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