are an amazing and diverse group. Like Sustainable Design itself, they are multi-faceted and trans-disciplinary, passionate and pioneering, curious and creative. is no exception. His day job is is the , where he brings his career exploring the interface between biology and design to optimize the possibility for a thriving, regenerative, future. Wondering what biophilic design has to do with sustainable design or how biophilic design relates to biomimicry? You can ask Tim! (But first you might want to explore I page.) On the side, he runs , where he provides strategic advice, design research, and entrepreneurial support by leveraging “biological insights for a better world”. Here he and his collaborators use the tools of biomimicry to bridge the gap between biology and innovation. In addition to all that, he and collaborator created , “a podcast about how looking to the natural world is impacting technology, society, and how we live our lives.” So far there are 14 inspiring episodes, including discussions with MASD faculty and Tim is currently working on ideas and content for season 2, if you have thoughts he encourages you to . If you want to learn more about the faculty that support the MA in Sustainable Design program, you can explore the on our blog site. If you want to learn more about the MA in Sustainable Design program and how to apply, explore or attend our next . [Image courtesy of LikoLab and the Life-Centered podcast] Categories Faculty Focus Published on October 08, 2018 Tags biomimicry biophilic design Life-Centered Living Future Institute podcast Tim McGee