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Event: 'Design & Nature 2008'

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Date: Tuesday, June 24, 2008 At 01:00:00 AM
Duration: 3 Days

The Design and Nature Conference is to be reconvened in 2008 following the success of previous meetings, the first of which was held in Udine, Italy in 2002, followed by the second in 2004 in Rhodes, Greece, and the last one in the New Forest, UK, in 2006.

Throughout history, many leading thinkers have been inspired by the parallels between nature and human design, in mathematics, engineering and other areas. Today, the huge increase in biological knowledge, developments in design engineering systems, together with the virtual revolution in computer power and simulation modelling, have all made possible more comprehensive studies of nature.

Scientists and engineers now have at their disposal a vast array of relationships for materials, mechanisms and control. The resulting laws have been painstakingly assembled by observation and analysis and span the cosmic scale of space down to the molecular level of genetics. In particular, they have made us aware of the rich diversity of the natural world around us.

It is these developments which have prompted the reconvening of this international conference on Design and Nature. It is intended that the meeting will bring together researchers from around the world working on a variety of studies involving nature and their significance for modern scientific thought and design.

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