Biomimicry: Nature Inspires
Discover how nature’s designs have inspired some of humanity’s most important innovations. Biomimicry is the practice of studying and adapting solutions found in nature to solve human challenges. Examine examples from biomimicry research, including bees’ hexagonal hive structures, seashell spirals, plant burrs (the inspiration for Velcro), and biomedical adhesives modeled on gecko skin. Consider how these and other natural systems continue to influence human technology. Time for questions, hands-on activities, and take-home resources will be included.
Christina Nicolson
Instructor
Christina has designed enrichment curriculum in science and writing for upper elementary students and adults in Cambridge and Belmont for more than 30 years. She won “The Presidential Award for Excellence in Teaching Science and Mathematics,” Her leadership in the STEAM movement continues to tap into Q&A about the topic of this course: Biomimicry
Biomimicry
Instructors:
- Christina Nicolson
| Date | Time | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Wed, Nov 4th 2026 | 6:00 - 8:00 PM | Arlington High School |