An internship on the fascinating world of biomimicry and computational modeling which combines principles of biomimicry, engineering, and computational modeling to optimize water flow and distribution inspired by the remarkable properties of slime mold. Through a series of interactive sessions, hands-on workshops, and guest lectures, participants will explore the intersection of nature-inspired design and cutting-edge technology.

The internship begins with an introduction to biomimicry and an exploration of slime mold biology, laying the foundation for understanding how natural systems can inspire innovative solutions. Participants will delve into computational modeling fundamentals, learning how to simulate ecological interactions, habitat connectivity, and freshwater flows using advanced computational tools.

As the program progresses, participants will apply their knowledge to develop biomimetic solutions for habitat connectivity and freshwater flow dynamics. Case studies and real-world examples will provide insights into successful applications of biomimicry in engineering and technology. Guest lectures from industry experts will offer valuable perspectives on computational modeling in biomimicry research and design, as well as future trends in the field.

By the end of the internship, you will emerge with a deep understanding of biomimicry principles, computational modeling techniques, and their applications in solving real-world challenges related to water management and sustainability.