What can businesses learn from the natural world? This article explores the transformative power of bio-inspired innovation, delving into key insights from the book 'Biomimicry' by Janine Benyus.

What can leaders learn from nature—particularly mountain goat wool? This marvel of biological engineering, offers a wealth of insights for leaders. Dive into this article to get bio-inspired!

Upgrade by Blake Crouch is a gripping sci-fi novel that delves into the powerful potential of gene editing. This is a must-read for fans of thought-provoking thrillers and anyone curious about the possible future(s) of technologies.

Following my immersive leadership expedition in Antarctica with Homeward Bound, I was inspired to bring together snapshots of the remarkable animal characters I encountered during my journey.

Connecting with the natural world in outdoor settings has been shown to offer a multitude of benefits, including nurturing mental health. But what if you can’t make it outside? Then why not invite nature to your indoor spaces? Dive into this blog to discover creative ways to make it happen!

Embracing the natural world can offer profound insights into thriving in life and leadership! As I hiked through mountains and forests this year, I found myself reflecting on three key aspects of a bio-inspired mindset.

If you feel a thrill each time the natural world reveals one of its secrets to you, then I suggest picking up a copy of The Song of the Cell. The book brims with the sheer joy of understanding the world of biological cells. It may not be a quick read, but it should leave you with the sense of momentous possibility that marks this special moment in human history.

The world celebrates a decade of the CRISPR/Cas system, the gene editing technology that unlocked astonishing potential across innovation spaces. But what exactly is CRISPR/Cas? How does it work? What lessons can we learn from the scholarship and tenacity of Dr. Jennifer Doudna and Dr. Emmanuelle Charpentier? Where do we go from here? This article answers these questions, and more.

Thanks to ever cheaper, faster, and more powerful sensors and computers, we’re seeing an explosion of health-related wearable devices coming onto the market. In this article, Dr. Tiffany Vora shares how these wearables empower us to use our bio-inspired mindset in three important ways.

When I was a kid growing up in Colorado, aspen trees (Populus tremuloides) were a big part of playing outside. Today, with a bio-inspired mindset, we can see analogies of nature operates to business and society. Just as genetic diversity is the fuel that drives evolution, diversity of people is creative fuel that drives innovation and revenue.