The Joint International Conference – IWBE- IBO organized by the International Society of Bionic Engineering (ISBE) in collaboration with the Israeli Biomimicry Organization (IBO), the Biomimicry Laboratory, Porter School of Environmental Studies, Tel Aviv University, and the Learning From Nature Laboratory, Technion, will be held in Tel-Aviv University, Israel, June 14, 2018.
This conference aims to provide an international forum for scientists, engineers and entrepreneurs around the world who are working in the field of bionic engineering and biomimetic design and also for dissemination of information and knowledge exchange in biomimetics and bionic engineering. A broad range of topics and application areas will be devised to reflect the interdisciplinary nature of this conference, and the unique interface of academy and industry.
BISTAU
Bio-Inspiration Studio: Learning to Innovate from and by Nature
The David Azrieli School of Architecture & Department of Biomedical Engineering, Tel-Aviv University
Numerical Study On Drag-reduction Mechanism Of Thermally Conductive Elastic Bionic Wall Based On Fluid-solid-heat Coupling
Limei TIAN, Jilin University, China
Strength Of Non-smooth Unit Fabricated By Laser And Its Effect On Thermal Fatigue Behavior Of 3cr2w8v Die Steel Inspired From The Biological System
Prof. Zhihui Zhang, Jilin University, China
Effects Of Cu2+ Counter Ions On The Driving Performance Of Ipmc Artificial Muscle
Min Yu, Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, China
Biomimicry as a tool to study surface structure influence on plant-pathogen interaction
Maya Kleiman, Agricultural Research Organization, Israel
Bionic Study Of Oil Water Separation And Selective Oil Absorption
Jiaju Hong, Dalian Maritime University, China
Non-invasive Tag Design For Tracking Ocean Top Predators
V. Pavlov Stanford University, USA
A New Modified Coating On Biodegradable Alloy Functionalized In Order To Accelerate Osseointegration
Ioana Demetrescu, University Politehnica of Bucharest, Romania
Elaboration Of Hybrid Bionic Coatings Introducing Natural Components As Chitosan And/or Hydroxiapatite On The Modified Surfaces Of Zr With 1d Nanoarchitectures
Ioana Demetrescu, University Politehnica of Bucharest, Romania
Bionic Materials For Tribology
Zhiguang Guo, Lanzhou Institute of Chemical Physics, China
Study On Vortex Structure Of Unsteady Flow Of Torsional Wave Propulsión
Zhang Jun, China Ship Scientific Research Center, Wuxi, China
The Kinematics And Dynamics Characteristics Of The Digging-expanding Motion Of Forelegs In Mole Crickets
Yan Zhang, Tianjin University of Science & Technology, China
Honeycomb Inspired Macroscopic Ordered Porous Structure And Microscopic Ordered Porous Materials And Their Applications In Aerospace
Tian Chen, Nanjing University, China
Rocky Shore Inspired Coastal Defense Units
Dr. Shimrit Perkol-Finkel, Dr. Ido Sella, Dr. Andrew Rella, Adi Neuman, Tomer Hadary, Rviv Shirazi, Barak Saar, Nava Taragin, ECOcrete, Israel
Early registration until May 31
Registration & Payment in ShekelRegistration & Payment in USDRegistration & Payment in EuroFees including attendance to the conference & catering (breakfast, Lunch, coffee breaks)
For ISBE guests (payment in USD or Euro), fees including also a gala dinner at Tel-Aviv, June 14, 19:00
From June 1, registration fee will be raised by 10%
For Students reduced fee please contact us. (bachelor and master degree)
The Porter School of Environmental Studies building is located on George Wise Street, across from campus Gate 14 (outside the campus). Find us easily using Waze or Google Maps.
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The campus is served by numerous bus routes:
Egged routes: 572, 575, 222 ,271, 270, 274
Dan routes: 7, 25, 45, 289
Kavim routes: 94, 95, 137, 454, 464, 474, 500
Metropolin routes: 604
(Bus schedules and routes are subject to change. Please check with the bus companies for the latest information.)
The university railway station is within walking distance from campus, or you can catch Dan bus routes 7, 45 or 289 to and from the station, or walk up the "Science Promenade" that leads to the building.
A detailed train schedule is available here.
Please note that visitors cannot access the campus with private cars.
Students and visitors are encouraged to use one of the many parking lots adjacent to the campus (the closest one - Engineering/ Social Work parking lot on George Wise Street).