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| June 2013 Masa and me decided to work on a joined research project that investigates the link between insects, pollen and ecosystems. | June 2013 Masa and me decided to work on a joined research project that investigates the link between insects, pollen and ecosystems. | ||
| We will set up a database and compare pollen -straight from the plant- with pollen brought back by honeybees to the hive. With pattern recognition software we hope to collect information about the ecosystems foraged by the honeybees. | We will set up a database and compare pollen -straight from the plant- with pollen brought back by honeybees to the hive. With pattern recognition software we hope to collect information about the ecosystems foraged by the honeybees. | ||
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| + | ===PHASE 05 : BIODEGRADABLE SENSORS=== | ||
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| + | The gateway to edible, foldable, rollable, conformal, wearable, biodegradable and other electronics and electrics. It covers the future of lighting and the newly created mass markets for disposable electronics and affordable solar cells in vast areas but it also covers the impediments to some rollouts including materials shortages and incremental improvements to existing products instead of " | ||
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| =====bee anatomy : a bee is a bee is a bee===== | =====bee anatomy : a bee is a bee is a bee===== | ||
| After visiting the Koç University in Istanbul last february, I started thinking about links between haptic robotics research, neuroscience and the antenna' | After visiting the Koç University in Istanbul last february, I started thinking about links between haptic robotics research, neuroscience and the antenna' | ||
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| - | + | Karl von Frisch, the Dancing Bees : {{: | |
| - | \\ | + | Prof. J.Tautz : The Buzz about Bees (biology of a Super Organism) http:// |
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| =====research on biodegradable materials for Intelligent Beehive designs===== | =====research on biodegradable materials for Intelligent Beehive designs===== | ||
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| ====MUSHROOMS AND MYCELIUM==== | ====MUSHROOMS AND MYCELIUM==== | ||
| - | [[mycelium growing]] | + | [[mycelium_lab]] |
| ====HEMP GROWING==== | ====HEMP GROWING==== | ||
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| Propolis is a resinous mixture that honey bees collect from tree buds, sap flows, or other botanical sources. It is used as a sealant for unwanted open spaces in the hive. Propolis is used for small gaps (approximately 6 millimeters (0.24 in) or less), while larger spaces are usually filled with beeswax. Its color varies depending on its botanical source, the most common being dark brown. Propolis is sticky at and above room temperature, | Propolis is a resinous mixture that honey bees collect from tree buds, sap flows, or other botanical sources. It is used as a sealant for unwanted open spaces in the hive. Propolis is used for small gaps (approximately 6 millimeters (0.24 in) or less), while larger spaces are usually filled with beeswax. Its color varies depending on its botanical source, the most common being dark brown. Propolis is sticky at and above room temperature, | ||
| Worker bees recover propolіs on trees аnd shrubs аnd then store іt іn theіr polen bаskets locаted on theіr hіnd legs. When they brіng propolіs to the hіve, mаson bees tаke іt аnd іmmedіаtely stаrt the work. Propolіs іs then mіxed wіth wаx, bees аlso аdd а lіttle of theіr own sаlіvа to mаke іt more mаlleаble. | Worker bees recover propolіs on trees аnd shrubs аnd then store іt іn theіr polen bаskets locаted on theіr hіnd legs. When they brіng propolіs to the hіve, mаson bees tаke іt аnd іmmedіаtely stаrt the work. Propolіs іs then mіxed wіth wаx, bees аlso аdd а lіttle of theіr own sаlіvа to mаke іt more mаlleаble. | ||
| - | More info on [[intelligent beehives: | + | More info on [[propolis]]. |
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| The bees’ body is the basic template for the construction of a wax cell. From a cylindrical form the cells become hexagonal under the tension of the regurlarly constructed comb and heated by the bees’ bodyheath (cfr. soap bubbles joining together). The wax wall of a cell is 0,07mm. The antennae of the bees measure the cells’ thickness. | The bees’ body is the basic template for the construction of a wax cell. From a cylindrical form the cells become hexagonal under the tension of the regurlarly constructed comb and heated by the bees’ bodyheath (cfr. soap bubbles joining together). The wax wall of a cell is 0,07mm. The antennae of the bees measure the cells’ thickness. | ||
| More info on [[http:// | More info on [[http:// | ||
| - | On beeswax and propolis [[intelligent_beehives: | + | On beeswax and propolis [[wax-perfume]]. |
| __3D model printing with beeswax__ | __3D model printing with beeswax__ | ||
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| + | ====ROGGE==== | ||
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| + | Winterrogge gezaaid in UAF, november 2013 - monitor de groeifases, zie timeline UAF-2013 | ||
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| =====research on Forms for an Intelligent Beehive, based upon biomimesis===== | =====research on Forms for an Intelligent Beehive, based upon biomimesis===== | ||
| + | [[guerilla beehives research]] | ||
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| Nest site selection by the honey bee, Apis mellifera (Springer) : | Nest site selection by the honey bee, Apis mellifera (Springer) : | ||
| * Honey bees exhibit preferences in several nest site properties. The following preferences were identified («>» means «preferred to»): nest height, 5>1 m; entrance area, 12.5>75 cm2; entrance position, bottom >top of nest cavity, entrance direction, southward> | * Honey bees exhibit preferences in several nest site properties. The following preferences were identified («>» means «preferred to»): nest height, 5>1 m; entrance area, 12.5>75 cm2; entrance position, bottom >top of nest cavity, entrance direction, southward> | ||
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| More than Honey : the movie | More than Honey : the movie | ||
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