The Biomimicry Global Design Challenge has announced the winners of its 2016 competition, the second challenge centered on food systems and how biomimicry can help improve them. The 10 winning teams will receive cash prizes and some will get the chance to bring their project to market and compete for an additional cash prize from the Ray C. Anderson Foundation. The winning teams were chosen from a list of 86 submissions from 18 countries, with…
Biomimicry Institute announces winners of second food systems Challenge
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