2011

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2011

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2016

An excellent primer for anyone new to biomimicry and also a great resource for those familiar with the space looking for deeper investigations. It contains a collection of articles by leading researchers at the intersection of several fields (biomimetics, biology, architecture, etc.). Articles outline promising areas where biology can inform innovative approaches in architecture, engineering, and building materials. Context is provided with some historical background for this kind of research. Topics range from specific applications (plants, insects, mollusks) to systemic issues (biodiversity, sustainability assessments).

2018

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2015

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2007

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2011

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2009

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2009

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2009

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2017

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2007

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2020

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2018

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1991

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2008

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2007

This is a university-level textbook that explores essential concepts in systems biology (transcription networks, network motifs, gene circuit design, emergent adaptive behavior, how biological networks utilize uncertainty, and so on). It focuses on the design principles of networks in living systems at the molecular level. Some college level mathematics, and some understanding of genes, will be helpful to most readers.

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Zygote Quarterly is an online publication that focuses on biomimicry and bio-inspired innovations in the sciences, design, and the arts. It features case-studies and interviews with leaders in these transdisciplinary fields. The articles are in depth and the photography is amazing.

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The Coding Train is a (big) series of supremely entertaining (imho) tutorials focusing on Processing and p5.js. It’s creator, Daniel Shiffman, is a professor at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts and a member of the Board of Directors of the Processing Foundation. His tutorials cover everything from the basics of coding in Java and JavaScript to simulations of biological systems and machine learning algorithms.

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ThinkParametric is a subscription-based website with courses on Rhino, Grasshopper, Revit, Dynamo, and Sketchup (and more, as well as many of the plugins within these). The tutorials are well-constructed, and the site is easy to navigate. If you are new to digital modelling or parametric design, this is a great place to start.

Parametric House is a well-established tutorial website. They have a robust collection of tutorials covering many different parametric operations. Grasshopper is the main focus. It’s likely you’ll come across some of their free videos while searching for tutorials on YouTube. The website has both free videos and subscription-based courses. Videos are concise and easy to follow.