Research Keyword: Technology Transfer

Biomimetics—Prospects and Developments

Biomimetics is the practice of learning from and copying nature’s solutions to solve human engineering and design problems. This editorial explores how scientists can learn from examples like birds that navigate using Earth’s magnetic field, desert ants that stay cool through special hair structures, and develop new eco-friendly packaging materials inspired by nature. By studying organisms and their survival strategies, researchers can create sustainable technologies that use fewer resources and work more efficiently than traditional approaches.

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Development and Transfer of Microbial Agrobiotechnologies in Contrasting Agrosystems: Experience of Kazakhstan and China

Microbial consortia—communities of beneficial microorganisms—offer promising solutions to modern agriculture’s challenges by enhancing plant growth, improving stress tolerance, and restoring soil health. China has successfully integrated these microbial products into farming through strong government support and research infrastructure, while Kazakhstan has the scientific knowledge but faces funding and implementation challenges. This comparative study shows that adopting these technologies requires both scientific advancement and practical support systems tailored to each country’s specific needs.

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