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Professional development for teachers and educational institutions on biomimetic methods, interdisciplinary learning and future-oriented STEM education.

A course on biomimetic approaches to sustainable innovation, education and shaping the future.

An interdisciplinary course at the intersection of nature, design, technology and innovation.

A science course on photosynthesis, energy flows and natural energy systems, from sunlight to the human body.

A practice-based course in biomimetic thinking, natural principles, experimentation and creative problem-solving.

Foundations of biomimetics, observation of nature, analysis of biological principles and first transfer exercises in design, technology and education.

An introduction to natural energy principles, the use of light, coupling, cycles and systems thinking as a basis for future models in Biomimetics in Energy Systems.

A course for developing biomimetically inspired strategies for energy, light, cycles and transformation in education, architecture and technology.

A course connecting solar futures, biomimetic architecture, ecological design and responsible practice.

A course in Transformation Design, biomimetic-ecological technology transfer and Design for the real world®: design as a process of change, from object to behaviour and from concept to social practice.

A seminar on resource efficiency, circular thinking and resilient systems, and on what can genuinely be learned from nature.

A seminar in biological analysis, pattern recognition and attentive observation: learning to observe like a researcher.

A seminar on Design for the real world® as a design position in which technical function, use, material and responsibility are examined in their real context.

From photosynthesis, surfaces and metabolism to cycles and technical or architectural visions of the future.

Designing with Nature’s Intelligence combines observation of nature with creative design, mathematical thought, experimentation and ecological responsibility. Fractal patterns and intelligent structures become starting points for technical, creative and socially relevant questions.

A playful workshop with examples from nature, experiments and creative tasks: inventions inspired by animals and plants.

A creative workshop for teams, schools and innovation groups: from an idea found in nature to a future-oriented concept.

An open workshop combining biomimetic experiments, material research and creative construction.

An interactive workshop for children and families on energy, plants and the body, explored through stories and experiments.

A practical workshop in observing, analysing and transferring biological principles: learning directly from living systems.

A practical workshop from natural phenomenon to idea: observing, abstracting, sketching, modelling and developing conceptual solutions.

Training perception through sketching, experimentation and nature study, with creative transfer for school, university and personal development.

Designing with Nature’s Intelligence combines observation of nature with creative design, mathematical thought, experimentation and ecological responsibility. Fractal patterns and intelligent structures become starting points for technical, creative and socially relevant questions.

An introductory lecture on nature-inspired problem-solving and biomimetic principles: innovation informed by four billion years of evolution.

An inspirational lecture on biomimetics, sustainability and future-oriented thought.

A lecture on natural energy systems and the sun as the basis of life, from photosynthesis to future technologies.

A lecture on future skills, creativity and new approaches to education: why children need to learn systems thinking.

A broad keynote presenting Biomimetics in Energy Systems as a field of thought and research, from natural energy principles to technology, education, architecture and transformation.

A lecture on biomimetic design as a method for transferring natural principles into design and technology in functional, systemic and responsible ways.

A keynote on how living systems organise light, heat, metabolism, storage and cycles, and what this means for future energy systems.

An introduction to biomimetics as an innovation method: observing, analysing, abstracting and transferring natural principles into sound technical, creative or organisational solutions.

A specialist lecture on energy as a coupled process, drawing on natural models, solar logics, cycles and resilience.

A lecture on the solar future as a cultural and technical task, beginning with light, photosynthesis, living processes and new perspectives on energy.

A lecture on why sustainable transformation requires more than new technologies: it calls for a fundamental shift in education, design and society.

A lecture on buildings as energetically coupled systems that reconnect light, heat, envelope, material, use and surroundings.

A lecture on Design for the real world® as a contemporary position for real technical, ecological and social contexts. Papanek remains a reference; application is central.

A lecture on cooperation, cycles, adaptation and resilience as foundations for a new relationship between technology and the living world.

A lecture on Transformation Design as the shaping of real processes of change, from object to behaviour and from concept to social practice.

Individually developed educational and innovation formats for schools, universities and international collaborations.

Joint development of interdisciplinary projects in education, sustainability and innovation.

Specialist and methodological support for school, university, research, innovation and competition projects.

An individually developed format for institutions, schools, teams, events, project groups or cooperation partners.