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, Le Biomimicry Institute (Institut de la bi … Le Biomimicry Institute (Institut de la biomimétique) est un institut américain privé ayant statut d'organisation à but non lucratif, basée à Missoula, dans le Montana,aux États-Unis. Il est consacré au biomimétisme et au développement des méthodes visant à s'inspirer du vivant (bioinspiration) Il a été fondé en 2006 par Bryony Schwan et Janine Benyus (biologiste, consultante en innovation, vulgarisatrice scientifique et auteur de six livres, dont Biomimicry: Innovation inspired by Nature)Biomimicry: Innovation inspired by Nature)
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