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July 11, 2019

Biomimicry is studying a leaf to invent a better solar cell, or a bird beak that inspires an efficient fast-speed train. The Natural History Institute in Prescott will be presenting “Biomimicry: Observing and Learning from Nature’s Genius” presented by Lily Urmann on Thursday, July 11 at 7 p.m., 126 N. Marina St. in Prescott.

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Biomimicry is studying a leaf to invent a better solar cell, or a bird beak that inspires an efficient fast-speed train. The Natural History Institute in Prescott will be presenting “Biomimicry: Observing and Learning from Nature’s Genius” presented by Lily Urmann on Thursday, July 11 at 7 p.m., 126 N. Marina St. in Prescott.

By The Daily Courier July 10, 2019

The Natural History Institute in Prescott will be presenting “Biomimicry: Observing and Learning from Nature’s Genius” presented by Lily Urmann on Thursday, July 11 at 7 p.m. The event will take place at 126 N. Marina St. in Prescott.

By Associated Press June 25, 2019