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I am a student at the Architectural Association (Egypt) doing my masters in biomimetic skin building. I have taken up Biomimicry as an area of investigation for my dissertation as related to design of skin buildings.
Towards this end I have some very specific questions - means to control of temperature, humidity and daylighting using nature's technologies. The process I am following is to find examples of these phenomenon in nature and examine ways of recreating them in order to achieve a more efficient and less resource intensive means of skin building . I was hoping that someone could point me towards any literature, case examples or precedents Regards. Mustafa salah |
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This article mentions the role of functional diversity in soil ecosystems: Biologists unlock 'black box' to underground world at http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2013-01/byu-bu010213.php
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Very nice for the butterfly pupae, but what if something as large as a spider comes by?
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Possible similar strategy: Fungal endophytes from the ascomycete genus Curvularia infected with a mycovirus confer significantly higher temperature tolerance to Dichanthelium in YNP. Redman RS, Sheehan KB, Stout RG, Rodriguez RJ, Henson JM (2002) Thermotolerance generated by plant/fungal symbiosis. Science 298:1581
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Sarah, I hope if you can help me in dealing with this site.
I'm searching for managing theories inspirations from the nature. |
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Seeking HELP on HOW TO Scientifically UNDERTAKE PLANT Studies for
1. Water Uptake Studies 2. Nutrients ( NPK ) Uptake Studies 3. Improved Yield & Productivity in Growing Cycle for Cereal, Fruits & Vegetable Crops in any climate zone using basic High School Lab Equipment Contact Mr GP Chua , Singapore +65 96391733 oxbridge@singnet.com.sg Merry Xmas + Happi NY |
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This product has been put into "in discussion." We need a journal article that confirms the role and safety of stimulating production of H2O2 for killing bacteria and other harmful pathogens.
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This set of four slides provides some insight into this strategy and application to a hammer that would be easier on users' hands: http://www.slideshare.net/Idsborg/beak-woodpecker?goback=.gde_1244207_member_198049875#btnPrevious
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There is no US patent yet, but the IPC has the following number: WO2008039115
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Also, see: www.watreco.com
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chetor vabidi?:%
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Thanks to Amanda Rupert for contributing this strategy.
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Thanks to Amanda Rupert for contributing this strategy.
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Thanks to Rena Heim for contributing this strategy.
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Thanks to Chelsea McKiernan for contributing this strategy.
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could i umm say something?? PLEASE MAKE THIS KID FREINDLY I AM A KID I ONLY EIGHT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Bubble treatments for dry skin
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Ok thank you so much for the reply. I will keep all of that in mind.
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i am starting work on my masters program with a focus on biomimicry and architecture,I have taken up Biomimicry as an area of investigation for my dissertation as related to design of skin buildings.
Towards this end I have some very specific questions - means to control of temperature, humidity and daylighting using nature's technologies. The process I am following is to find examples of these phenomenon in nature and examine ways of recreating them in order to achieve a more efficient and less resource intensive means of skin building .
Any help you can provide will be greatly appreciated.
Regards.
Mustafa salah
(arch.m.salah@gmail.com)