Science Meets Design

#1 - Biomimicry - Interview with Jun Kamei

Jun Kamei is a material scientist and a biomimicry designer. His company Amphico (formerly - Amphibio) imitates the functions of living organisms such as aquatic insects, fish, carnivorous plants and applies them to engineering and technology. Jun Kamei has been chosen as Forbes 30under30 and his company has been recognised in many prestigious awards, including by WIRED, Microsoft and Dezeen Awards. "Science Meets Design" [https://www.sciencemeets.design] is produced by Reciprocal Space [https://www.reciprocal.space].

#1 - Biomimicry - Interview with Lex Amore

Lex Amore has worked on sustainable design with a multitude of industry leaders across the globe. She represents the Biomimicry Institute whose mission is advancing the adoption of nature-inspired strategies to help solve the most pressing problems of our time. We discuss embracing nature, the human innate connection with the natural world and what entrepreneurs can learn from it. "Science Meets Design" [https://www.sciencemeets.design] is produced by Reciprocal Space [https://www.reciprocal.space]

#1 - Biomimicry - Interview with Natalie Kerres

"Biomimicry" means "imitation of the living". We talk with Natalie Kerres, the founder and CEO of SCALED which builds protective wearables imitating fish scales. We talk human-centred design in entrepreneurship and med tech, usability, product design and living forever. Natalie is a Forbes 30-under-30, one of "Top 50 Women in Engineering", and SCALED won the Red Dot Award in 2021. "Science Meets Design" [https://www.sciencemeets.design] is produced by Reciprocal Space [https://www.reciprocal.space].