Biomimicry for Aerospace

<p>Part 1: Biomimicry in aerospace: Education, design and inspiration<br>1. Biomimicry and bio-design for innovation in future space colonization<br>2. A bio-inspired design and space challenges cornerstone project<br>3. Periodic table of life: Systematic nature-inspired problem solving for aerospace applications and beyond<br>4. Parallels in communication, navigation technology, and natural phenomena<br>5. Atacama Desert: Genius of place</p> <p>Part 2: Bio-inspired design: Aerospace and practical applications<br>6. Bio-inspired design and additive manufacturing of cellular materials<br>7. Biomimetic course design exploration for improved NASA zero gravity exercise equipment<br>8. Biomimicry of boxfish: Designing an aerodynamically efficient passenger car<br>9. Thresholds of nature: How understanding one of nature’s penultimate laws led to the PowerCone, a biomimetic energy source</p> <p>Part 3: Biomimicry and foundational aerospace disciplines<br>10. Slithering across worlds snake-inspired robots for extraterrestrial exploration<br>11. Biomimetic advances in photovoltaics with potential aerospace applications<br>12. Electric aircraft cooling with bio-inspired exergy management<br>13. Surrogate model-driven bio-inspired optimization algorithms for large-scale and high-dimensional problems</p> <p>Part 4: Bio-inspired materials, manufacturing and structures<br>14. Advancing research efforts in biomimicry to develop nature-inspired materials and processes for space exploration and more efficient aircraft<br>15. Space applications for gecko-inspired adhesives<br>16. Automated electronic integrated circuit manufacturing on the Moon and Mars: possibilities of the development of bioinspired semiconductor technology for space applications<br>17. Smart deployable space structures inspired by nature</p>