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  1. 🦗 Could insect ears inspire the future of acoustic technology?

    🔗 Comparative Analysis of Morphological and Acoustic Correlates of Bush-Cricket Tympanic Membranes. Computational and Structural Biotechnology Journal (CSBJ). DOI: doi.org/10.34133/csbj.0035

    📚 CSBJ - A Science Partner Journal: spj.science.org/journal/csbj

    #Bioinspiration #Biomimetics #Acoustics #Bioacoustics #EvolutionaryBiology #Biosensors #Entomology #Neuroscience

  2. MIT senior turns waste from the fishing industry into biodegradable plastic Jacqueline Prawira’s innovation, featured on CBS’s “The Visioneers,” tackles one of the world’s most pressing e...

    #Profile #Students #Undergraduate #Environment #Sustainability #Materials #science #and #engineering #Invention #Bioinspiration

    Origin | Interest | Match
  3. The afternoon session of the fifth day of the Konstanz School of Collective Behaviour 2025 (#KSCB2025) is devoted to a #keynote by Liang Li on #robots and #CollectiveBehaviour.

    #BioInspiration

    @cbehav.bsky.social

    exc.uni-konstanz.de/kscb/

  4. Zygote Quarterly: showing biologically inspired design using case studies, news, and articles which are exemplary in their impact on the field, rigorous in their methodology, and relevant to today’s reader.
    #biomimetics #bioinspiration #design #sustainability
    zqjournal.org/index.html

  5. New on Entomology Today: They look like microscopic soccer balls, but they give leafhopper insects a highly water-repellent, anti-reflective coating. Get a closer look at brochosomes and the latest research into how their properties could one day be emulated in human-made materials. #entomology #insects #bioinspiration entomologytoday.org/2024/02/22

  6. With @washingtonpost shutting down its #KidsPost section, this is likely to be one of my last ever pieces for the page. With sadness, I bring you a few words about #robots and #bioinspiration. washingtonpost.com/kidspost/20

  7. Hi! I am an associate professor at #templeuniversity in #philadelphia studying how #lizards and other beasties (including #spiders and #SpottedLanternflies) move, fall, trip, and otherwise get around. I currently spend a lot of time getting my mind blown by #GranularPhysics because why, really, is running on #sand so hard? Interests: #biomechanics, #biomimetics, #bioinspiration, #robotics, #CuteAnimals, among other things! #introduction

  8. Forscher hatten zu einem Wettbewerb aufgerufen: gesucht wurden Ideen für bio-inspirierte Roboter, die der Welt helfen könnten.
    Roboterfisch sammelt Mikroplastik aus Gewässern
  9. Forscher arbeiten am kleinsten Fluggerät der Welt. Das Vorbild dazu fanden sie in der Natur, dort soll es sich auch in umweltfreundliche Endprodukte auflösen.
    Winzig wie Sandkörner: Wie fliegende Mikrochips Umweltdaten sammeln sollen
  10. Das Funktionsprinzip der Fangmaske der Libellenlarven und der optische Fluss der Bienen beschäftigt deutsche und niederländische Forschende.
    Bioinspiration: Von Libellen und Bienen lernen
  11. #Bioinspiration and origami-like #wing structure: beetles survive in-flight wing collision by collapsible wings #science #biology #origami #insect #entomology #beetle #flight
    📄 Phan & Park (2020) Mechanisms of collision recovery in flying beetles and flapping-wing robots. Science 370:1214–1219 dx.doi.org/10.1126/science.abd

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