Tom Lucas
Most Significant Bit
These episodes are created by students at Purdue Polytechnic Institute to explore connections between engineering, arts, and humanities.
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Tom Lucas
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7 de ago. de 2026
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Episodios
Water Technologies 07.08.2026 3:05
In this episode, Ethan will be discussing biomimicry used in water technologies.
Velcro 07.08.2026 4:58
In this episode Jackson will be discussing Velcro.
Fish Skin Regeneration 07.08.2026 5:42
In this episode, Summer, will be discussing fish skin regeneration.
Hydrophobic Fabric 07.08.2026 5:34
In this episode, Chase will be discussing how the lotus plant's water-repelling leaves is being used to develop hydrophobic fabric.
Shark Skin Surfaces 07.08.2026 5:09
In this episode, Haoran will be discussing Shark Skin Inspired Surfaces.
Gecko-Inspired Robotic Grippers 07.08.2026 6:13
In this episode, Andrew will be discussing Gecko-Inspired Robotic Grippers.
Humpback Whale Biomimicry 07.08.2026 5:27
In this episode, Antonio will be discussing biomimicry through humpback whales and how they can inspire the future of wind turbine blades and more!
Prey Animal Vision 07.08.2026 7:50
In this episode, Nestor will be discussing how the wide field of vision of prey animals inspired panorama cameras, how these cameras combine hardware and software, their current limitations, and their possible future applications.
Mussel-inspired Adhesives 07.08.2026 5:17
In this episode Gus will be discussing mussel-inspired adhesives and biomimicry.
Shark Skin to Sharklet 07.08.2026 5:48
In this episode, Mahit will be discussing how researchers turned shark skin into Sharklet, an antimicrobial surface technology used in hospitals and adapted for drag reduction in aerospace.
Nature's Tape 07.08.2026 6:20
In this episode, Nature's Tape, Nic will be discussing how biomimicry led to gecko tape.
Gecko-inspired Adhesive 07.08.2026 7:29
In this episode, Conner will be discussing how gecko feet inspired breakthrough adhesive technology
Mosquitoes and Needles 07.08.2026 5:06
In this episode, Justin will be discussing how mosquitoes have influenced the design of new medical needles through biomimicry.
Slug Slime to Surgical Adhesive 07.08.2026 4:02
In this episode, Ayanna will be discussing how Slug Slime inspired Surgical Adhesive.
Burrs in Nature 07.08.2026 2:04
In this episode, Hasan will be discussing Velcro and how its biomimicry was inspired by burrs in nature.
Color Changing 3D Prints 10.12.2025 5:00
In this episode, Emma will be discussing Color Changing 3D Prints based on Chameleons.
Tubercle Wind Turbine Blades 10.12.2025 5:11
In this episode, Joseph will be discussing tubercle wind turbine blades.
Gecko-Inspired Design 10.12.2025 10:32
In this episode, Laisha Serrano will be discussing the science behind gecko adhesion, nano tape, and how biomimicry inspires modern technology.
Inspiration from Shark Skin 10.12.2025 7:17
Cesar discusses taking inspiration from shark skin in engineering and medicine.
Schmitt Triggers and Squid Brains 10.12.2025 4:12
In this episode, Isaiah will be discussing Schmitt Triggers.
UV Reflective Glass 10.12.2025 7:07
In this episode, Noah will be discussing UV reflective glass to protect birds.
Biomimicry and Camouflage 10.12.2025 7:51
In this episode, Logan will be discussing bio-mimicry through camouflage.
Velcro 10.12.2025 6:40
In this episode, Alfredo will be discussing Velcro.
Kingfisher Beaks and Shinkansen Trains 10.12.2025 5:56
In this episode, Stephen will be discussing Kingfisher beaks and Shinkansen trains.
Regenerative Grazing 10.12.2025 6:38
In this podcast episode, Brian will be discussing regenerative grazing.
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