Joanne and Charlotte are running the Race for Life and are looking for sponsorship. For evey £1 you sponsor and let us know by emailing race@biologize.com or put Biologize in the comments and we will match it with another £1. As Joanne is my baby sister it will be worth it just for the photo’s….. [...]
I’m sponsoring Otis a black labrador puppy. He is progressing well with training!
Biomimetics model, the Giant TortoiseThe Giant Tortoise provides an excellent fully integrated biological system for studying change. By examining the structure, space, time, information, energy and substance of the Giant Tortoise it is possible to develop a fully integrated change plan or develop a high performance product.
The University of Bath is running training on LinkedIn and Twitter. To find out more look here. To see an example of a LinkedIn profile look at Phil Richardson from Thoughtcrew
Phil Richardson, chief executive of innovation and management consultancy firm Thoughtcrew, took the lead in the organisation design and management development working group at the Biokon International conference in Berlin this week. Based on his research in biomimetics at the University of Bath, the working group will focus on specific industry challenges such as growth, [...]
I’ve just sponsored Otis who is the latest puppy to strat Guide Dogs training. Another way of bringing biomimetics into business……. If you feel motivated to do the same things let me know!
Francis House Childrens Hospice cares for children with a short life expectancy. They are looking for volunteers so check out their new website on www.francishouse.org.uk or call 0161 443 2200
Have you thought about tapping into the power of nature when you create your approach to sustainability. Would you like to know more?
The exciting field of biomimetics and biomimicry has a new book by Janine Benyus. The book is called “Innovation inspired by nature”
It is also worth getting a copy of her earlier book on Biomimicry
Phil Richardson
Biomimetics Speaker, Author and Consultant
There is an interesting article in the Daily Telegraph that is worth a look if you are looking for a summary on design inspired by nature
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/a/5479418