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Crystals Mimic Electronics: Microscopy Reveals Shocking Xylitol Biomimicry of Circuit Structures

May 29, 2025 -

In a jaw-dropping series of experiments, Mike Adams, the Health Ranger and founder of Natural News, has documented an unprecedented discovery: xylitol crystals—when melted and frozen in contact with electronic components—spontaneously mimic the geometric patterns of circuitry beneath them. High-definition microscopy images reveal not only eerie replications of microchip pathways but also chaotic disruptions in crystalline structures, suggesting a consciousness-like ...

Gecko feet inspire scientists to create micro-fiber adhesive

August 23, 2006 - Gecko feet inspire scientists to create micro-fiber adhesive

Wednesday, August 23, 2006 by: NewsTargetTags: biomimicry, biomimetics, materials scienceSix years ago, a team of researchers theorized that van der Waals forces helped geckos stick to walls and ceilings, since the millions of tiny hairs on their feet can form an intermolecular bond with any surface. This bond creates a force a thousand times stronger than what a gecko would need to adhere to a surface, ...

Scientists develop new insulation material inspired by polar bears

January 07, 2020 - biomimicry, biotechnology, breakthrough, discoveries, fur, future science, goodscience, insulation, materials research, materials science, polar bears, research, science and technology

It’s a well-known fact that living organisms have evolved well-adapted structures and materials over geological time through a process called natural selection. These include unique properties such as hydrophobicity or natural waterproofing, heat retention, bioluminescence and ...

“Bio-Veda” on BrightU: Inventor’s 17-year quest yields eco-home designed to heal the planet and its people

November 23, 2025 - biomimicry, we can create structures that heal. "Our skin is the first boundary. The house is the second interaction layer with the environment. We need to design it to bring energy-balancing qualities to our immune system."

With the first small-scale prototype, the "Tiny Microsis," slated for construction, Lynov is on the cusp of turning his 17-year dream into a tangible reality. He invites collaborators to join him in this "living training," aiming to birth a ...

Scientists develop new insulation material inspired by polar bears

February 04, 2020 -

Throughout history, scientists and engineers have made it a goal to reproduce these natural characteristics in man-made materials, machinery and other applications, a process known as "biomimicry."

Now, scientists from China have developed a light-weight, elastic and heat-insulating material, which they hope can be applied in both the architecture and aerospace industries in the future. Their inspiration? Polar bear fur.

The inspiration for many industrial ...

ETH Zurich unveils revolutionary photosynthetic material to absorb CO2 from air and build structures

June 29, 2025 - biomimicry in climate action.

Dr. Lydia Amazouz, a climate tech analyst at the Indian Defence Review, highlights the broader implications: “If deployed widely, such living building materials could transform urban landscapes into regenerative ecosystems. This isn’t just reducing emissions—it’s reversing them.”

The next phase? Scaling the technology to real-world applications—proof that nature and technology, when fused, can engineer a greener future, one print ...

Tea polyphenols spark revival in dead lithium batteries: Could they energize human cells too?

September 28, 2025 - biomimicry? And if electron donation proves critical in both machines and biology, could future research bridge the gap between energy science and human health?

For now, the study offers a compelling case for greener battery recycling—one that aligns with nature’s own repair mechanisms. As researchers explore these connections, the humble tea leaf might just hold secrets for both technology and wellness.

Scientific research confirms that polyphenols function ...

Breakthrough “bone glue” inspired by oysters bonds fractures in 3 minutes, could replace metal implants

September 29, 2025 - biomimicry approach—borrowing solutions from nature—highlights a growing trend in medicine: moving away from synthetic, one-size-fits-all fixes toward adaptive, biologically compatible alternatives.

Yet, as with any medical advancement, caution is warranted. History shows that initial enthusiasm for new treatments—from early bone cements to rushed pharmaceuticals—can lead to unforeseen complications. The fact that Bone 02 has been tested in over 150 patients is ...

Lunar Nuclear Reactor: Another Centralized Boondoggle Ignoring Decentralized Solutions

a month ago - biomimicry to create sustainable habitats. The pursuit of a nuclear reactor is a choice, not a necessity, and it is a choice that prioritizes control over freedom, and risk over resilience.Conclusion: Rejecting Lunar Colonialism for Liberty-Based Exploration

The plan for a U.S. nuclear reactor on the Moon by 2030 is not a symbol of human achievement; it is the expansion of a corrupt, centralized, and dangerous system into a new frontier. [6][1] It is a boondoggle that ...

VenomTech company announces massive library of SNAKE VENOM peptides for pharmaceutical development; “nanocarriers” stabilize snake venom in WATER (PubMed)

April 13, 2022 -

Earlier today, a UK company literally named "Venomtech" announced a massive venom peptide and venom fragment library to be used for drug discovery by pharmaceutical companies (as well as pesticide used for agricultural companies).

The news was widely covered in the biotech media, including at News-Medical.net, which published the announcement, "Venomtech announces new drug development collaboration with Charles River."

From that announcement:

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CEO of Seventh Generation explains the benefits of natural cleaning products to health and home

a long time ago - CEO of Seventh Generation explains the benefits of natural cleaning products to health and homeJeffrey Hollender: Well, we are creating all the products you need to have a healthy home, and we've recently expanded into the personal care category with natural diapers, as well as feminine care products, including tampons that are made of certified organic cotton.Mike: I'm glad to see that your company is expanding, but the core product line that you're best known for are ...