Biomimicry of Insect Cuticles - Optics, Structure and Functionality by Michel Mitov

Explore the fascinating world of biomimicry in insect cuticles through this comprehensive lecture. Delve into the optics, structure, and functionality of these remarkable natural designs as presented by Michel Mitov. Learn how insects' exoskeletons inspire innovative materials and technologies. Discover the intricate relationship between form and function in nature, and how scientists are applying these principles to develop new solutions in fields such as optics and materials science. Gain insights into the cutting-edge research that bridges biology, physics, and engineering, showcasing the potential of bio-inspired design. This talk, part of the Soft and Living Matter program at the International Centre for Theoretical Sciences, offers a unique perspective on the intersection of biology and materials science, providing valuable knowledge for students, researchers, and professionals interested in biomimetics and advanced materials.

Biomimicry of Insect Cuticles: Optics, Structure and Functionality by Michel Mitov