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Publications

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Thirst

Thirst is a semiannual magazine with the goal of increasing visibility of water scholarship in all its forms at the local, regional, national, and international level.

Zygote Quarterly Journal

A free, independent journal dedicated to the rigorous science and creative application of bio-inspired ideas. Also see research.

Journal of Computational Media Design

Computational Media Design (CMD) blends computer science and the arts. Research in the field spans human-computer interaction (HCI), human-robot interaction (HRI), new media, design, computer games, and related areas. CMDJ, an open-source journal, was established in 2010 to further explore and advance this emerging interdisciplinary field.

A selection of peer-reviewed papers, articles, and journal design (ZQ, CMDJ, Thirst). See pdf below for a full list.

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Engineering Sketching As Visualization, Idea Generation And Communication Tool
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A First Year Engineering Affordable Housing Project
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"Duct Tape is Magic and Should be Worshipped" - Fiction in a First-Year Design and Communication Class
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What Flies Like a Dragonfly and Swims Like an Eel? Bio-inspired Design Cornerstone Projects
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Engineering Sketching Refinement: Gesture Drawing And How To Videos To Improve Visualization
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What Has Fins Like A Whale, Skin Like A Lizard, And Eyes Like A Moth? The Future Of Engineering
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Pigs in Space: A Bio-Inspired Design and Space Challenges Cornerstone Project
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Let's Get Physical: From Data Visualization to Data Physicalization
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This Is Not Times New Roman: Engineering Design Lessons Via Typeface Design
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Information Graphics and Engineering Design
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Small Teaching via Bloom's
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Integrating Engineering for One Planet Principles in Engineering Design Curriculum
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Biomole: Visualizing functional co-occurrence
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Developing Holistic Engineering

Competencies in a Bio-inspired Design Course

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A Call for Bio-Inspired Technologies: Promises and Challenges

for Ecosystem Service Replacement

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