Michelle is a Biomimicry Professional and a Designer who focuses on defining a life-centered design thinking methodology by infusing biomimicry and systems thinking into the human-centered design process.

Hejduk's research is focused on European and American avant-garde art, architecture, and urbanism from around 1960 to the present and its development relative to culture and philosophy of that period.

I'm changing sustainability from scarcity and limitation to abundance and regenerative growth through biomimicry.

Baumeister, a biologist, has worked in biomimicry since 1998 as a business catalyst, educator, researcher, and design consultant, co-founding The Biomimicry Institute and Biomimicry 3.8, and The Biomimicry Center at ASU.

Dhruv's interests lie in Additive Manufacturing, cellular materials, and bio-inspired design.

Sara El-Sayed is the outreach coordinator for the Arizona Transition to Organic Partnership Program. She does research in Swette's two focal areas of "power of deliciousness" and "wisdom of Indigenous foodways".

Li focuses on multi-scale nanocomposite printing with bioinspired design methodologies and programmable functional materials for potential applications in microfluidic devices, biomedical devices and flexible sensors.