#bioinspired — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #bioinspired, aggregated by home.social.
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New publication: "Signal and Worker: How Proteins Activate Electrons"
Proteins aren't passive — they're programmable phonon sources, tuned by evolution to guide electrons. The paper reveals that photosynthesis & light-induced superconductivity share the same Signal-Worker architecture, and extracts design rules for room-temperature quantum metamaterials.
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20329448
#QuantumBiology #Photosynthesis #Superconductivity #MaterialsScience #BioInspired #Physics #Research
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New publication: "Signal and Worker: How Proteins Activate Electrons"
Proteins aren't passive — they're programmable phonon sources, tuned by evolution to guide electrons. The paper reveals that photosynthesis & light-induced superconductivity share the same Signal-Worker architecture, and extracts design rules for room-temperature quantum metamaterials.
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20329448
#QuantumBiology #Photosynthesis #Superconductivity #MaterialsScience #BioInspired #Physics #Research
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New publication: "Signal and Worker: How Proteins Activate Electrons"
Proteins aren't passive — they're programmable phonon sources, tuned by evolution to guide electrons. The paper reveals that photosynthesis & light-induced superconductivity share the same Signal-Worker architecture, and extracts design rules for room-temperature quantum metamaterials.
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20329448
#QuantumBiology #Photosynthesis #Superconductivity #MaterialsScience #BioInspired #Physics #Research
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New publication: "Signal and Worker: How Proteins Activate Electrons"
Proteins aren't passive — they're programmable phonon sources, tuned by evolution to guide electrons. The paper reveals that photosynthesis & light-induced superconductivity share the same Signal-Worker architecture, and extracts design rules for room-temperature quantum metamaterials.
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20329448
#QuantumBiology #Photosynthesis #Superconductivity #MaterialsScience #BioInspired #Physics #Research
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New publication: "Signal and Worker: How Proteins Activate Electrons"
Proteins aren't passive — they're programmable phonon sources, tuned by evolution to guide electrons. The paper reveals that photosynthesis & light-induced superconductivity share the same Signal-Worker architecture, and extracts design rules for room-temperature quantum metamaterials.
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20329448
#QuantumBiology #Photosynthesis #Superconductivity #MaterialsScience #BioInspired #Physics #Research
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What can we learn from the tiny brains of insects to improve robot navigation? 🤖 🐝 🐜
In the latest episode, I chatted to Prof. Andrew Philippides from the University of Sussex about #robot algorithms inspired by ants and bees.
Available wherever you get your podcasts: linktr.ee/robottalkpod
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Here's a photo of a mecannum robot with panoramic camera, which Andy uses to test ant-inspired navigation algorithms.
Find out more by listening to Episode 154 of Robot Talk - available on all major podcast providers: https://linktr.ee/robottalkpod
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📢 New Episode Alert!
This week, I chatted to Prof. Andrew Philippides from the University of Sussex about what we can learn from ants and bees to improve robot navigation. 🤖 🐝 🐜
Listen now: https://www.robottalk.org/2026/05/01/episode-154-andrew-philippides/ #Robots #Robotics #BioInspired #AI
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About two inspiring weeks at CASCB in Konstanz — fireflies, bats, bees, meerkats, and swarm intelligence. All feeding into new algorithms for musical co-improvisation. Next artistic residency: IRCAM, Paris. #Musikfonds #AI #Music #bioinspired @uni-konstanz.de
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🦭Why do seals "whisk" their whiskers?
New research by PhD student Chinmay Gupta, Prof. Ajay Kottapalli and team @rug.nl shows that active whisking improves sensing, helping seals accurately follow underwater trails.🌊
Curious? Read more 👇
🔗 https://www.rug.nl/fse/news/highlighted-papers/2026/why-do-seals-whisk-their-whiskers🧪 #SciComm #sciencealert #ScienceNewsroom #bioinspired #biomedical #engineering #mechanics #technology #biology #research #science #scientistsOnMastodon @universityofgroningen
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🦭Why do seals "whisk" their whiskers?
New research by PhD student Chinmay Gupta, Prof. Ajay Kottapalli and team @rug.nl shows that active whisking improves sensing, helping seals accurately follow underwater trails.🌊
Curious? Read more 👇
🔗 https://www.rug.nl/fse/news/highlighted-papers/2026/why-do-seals-whisk-their-whiskers🧪 #SciComm #sciencealert #ScienceNewsroom #bioinspired #biomedical #engineering #mechanics #technology #biology #research #science #scientistsOnMastodon @universityofgroningen
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🦭Why do seals "whisk" their whiskers?
New research by PhD student Chinmay Gupta, Prof. Ajay Kottapalli and team @rug.nl shows that active whisking improves sensing, helping seals accurately follow underwater trails.🌊
Curious? Read more 👇
🔗 https://www.rug.nl/fse/news/highlighted-papers/2026/why-do-seals-whisk-their-whiskers🧪 #SciComm #sciencealert #ScienceNewsroom #bioinspired #biomedical #engineering #mechanics #technology #biology #research #science #scientistsOnMastodon @universityofgroningen
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🦭Why do seals "whisk" their whiskers?
New research by PhD student Chinmay Gupta, Prof. Ajay Kottapalli and team @rug.nl shows that active whisking improves sensing, helping seals accurately follow underwater trails.🌊
Curious? Read more 👇
🔗 https://www.rug.nl/fse/news/highlighted-papers/2026/why-do-seals-whisk-their-whiskers🧪 #SciComm #sciencealert #ScienceNewsroom #bioinspired #biomedical #engineering #mechanics #technology #biology #research #science #scientistsOnMastodon @universityofgroningen
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🦭Why do seals "whisk" their whiskers?
New research by PhD student Chinmay Gupta, Prof. Ajay Kottapalli and team @rug.nl shows that active whisking improves sensing, helping seals accurately follow underwater trails.🌊
Curious? Read more 👇
🔗 https://www.rug.nl/fse/news/highlighted-papers/2026/why-do-seals-whisk-their-whiskers🧪 #SciComm #sciencealert #ScienceNewsroom #bioinspired #biomedical #engineering #mechanics #technology #biology #research #science #scientistsOnMastodon @universityofgroningen
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Curious about #robots inspired by insects? 🤖
Later this season, I'll be chatting to Prof. Andrew Philippides from the University of Sussex about what we can learn from ants and bees to improve robot navigation.
Send me your questions for Andy in the comments below or on the Robot Talk website: robottalk.org/ask-a-question/
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#ICYMI: Last month, I chatted to Dr. Amir Patel from University College London about bio-inspired #robot movement.
Catch up here 🎧 - https://www.robottalk.org/2026/01/16/episode-140-amir-patel/ or wherever you get your podcasts!
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What can we learn from cheetahs to design more agile robots? 🤖
In the latest episode, I chatted to Dr. Amir Patel from University College London about bio-inspired #robot movement.
Available wherever you get your podcasts: linktr.ee/robottalkpod
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Amir Patel is an Associate Professor of Robotics & AI at University College London. His research uses robotics methods—sensor fusion, computer vision, mechanical modelling, and optimal control—to understand and quantify animal locomotion, especially high-speed predators such as the cheetah, and to translate these insights into bio-inspired machines.
Listen to our chat here: https://www.robottalk.org/2026/01/16/episode-140-amir-patel/
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📢 New Episode Alert!
This week, I chatted to Dr. Amir Patel from University College London about designing robots with the agility and manoeuvrability of a cheetah. 🤖
Listen now: https://www.robottalk.org/2026/01/16/episode-140-amir-patel/ #Robots #Robotics #BioInspired #Environment #Wildlife
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What can robots teach us about the human form? 🤖
In the latest episode, I chatted to Dr. Chapa Sirithunge from the University of Cambridge about human-inspired #robot anatomy.
Available wherever you get your podcasts: linktr.ee/robottalkpod
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Here's a photo of a soft wearable device that Chapa has used to understand the fine manipulation skills of human hands.
Find out more by listening to Episode 135 of Robot Talk - available on all major podcast providers: https://linktr.ee/robottalkpod
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Chapa Sirithunge is a Research Fellow at the University of Cambridge. Her research interests span assistive robotics, soft robots, and physical human-robot interaction. In addition to her research, she founded Women in Robotics Cambridge to help young minds navigate their path into robotics.
Listen to our chat here: https://www.robottalk.org/2025/11/28/episode-135-chapa-sirithunge/
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📢 New Episode Alert!
This week, I chatted to Dr. Chapa Sirithunge from the University of Cambridge about what robots can teach us about human anatomy, and vice versa. 🤖
Listen now: https://www.robottalk.org/2025/11/28/episode-135-chapa-sirithunge/ #Robots #Robotics #BioInspired
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@RobotTalkPod/115491088966626603
Don't forget to send me your questions for Amir!
What burning questions do you have about bio-inspired robotics?
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What would you love to know about bio-inspired #robot movement? 🤖
Later this season, I'll be chatting to Dr. Amir Patel from @ucl about designing robots with the agility and manoeuvrability of a cheetah.
Send me your questions for Amir in the comments below or on the Robot Talk website: robottalk.org/ask-a-question/
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Bioinspired engineering: the eye of a parasitic fly of a wasp (Strepsiptera) deviates from the standard insect compound eye in interesting ways:
“Xenos peckii vision inspires an ultrathin digital camera”, Keum et al. 2018
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41377-018-0081-2Taking advantage of the present state of a still ongoing many-million year evolutionary process.
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Bioinspired engineering: the eye of a parasitic fly of a wasp (Strepsiptera) deviates from the standard insect compound eye in interesting ways:
“Xenos peckii vision inspires an ultrathin digital camera”, Keum et al. 2018
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41377-018-0081-2Taking advantage of the present state of a still ongoing many-million year evolutionary process.
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Bioinspired engineering: the eye of a parasitic fly of a wasp (Strepsiptera) deviates from the standard insect compound eye in interesting ways:
“Xenos peckii vision inspires an ultrathin digital camera”, Keum et al. 2018
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41377-018-0081-2Taking advantage of the present state of a still ongoing many-million year evolutionary process.
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Bioinspired engineering: the eye of a parasitic fly of a wasp (Strepsiptera) deviates from the standard insect compound eye in interesting ways:
“Xenos peckii vision inspires an ultrathin digital camera”, Keum et al. 2018
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41377-018-0081-2Taking advantage of the present state of a still ongoing many-million year evolutionary process.
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Bioinspired engineering: the eye of a parasitic fly of a wasp (Strepsiptera) deviates from the standard insect compound eye in interesting ways:
“Xenos peckii vision inspires an ultrathin digital camera”, Keum et al. 2018
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41377-018-0081-2Taking advantage of the present state of a still ongoing many-million year evolutionary process.
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And I chatted to Dr. Robert Siddall from the University of Surrey about novel #robot designs inspired by the way real animals move. 🤖 🦎
https://www.robottalk.org/2025/01/31/episode-107-robert-siddall/ #Robotics #BioInspired #Biology
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In November, I chatted to Dr. Maria Elena Giannaccini from the University of Aberdeen about soft and bioinspired #robotics for healthcare and beyond. 🤖
https://www.robottalk.org/2024/11/01/episode-96-maria-elena-giannaccini/
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What would you love to know about flying #robots inspired by nature? 🤖
Later this season, I'll be chatting to Jane Pauline Ramos Ramirez from Delft University of Technology about drones that can move on land and in the air.
Send me your questions for Jane in the comments below or on the Robot Talk website: robottalk.org/ask-a-question/
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#Journals | EPJ B
#CallForPapers for a Topical Issue on "Neuromorphic Bio-inspired Computing"
📅31 May 2024
➡️https://bit.ly/3TKISz8
#neuronalarchitecture #informationprocessing
#bioinspired system technology
#neuromorphicengineering
#sciencemastodon
@ScienceScholar
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Here are some #bioinspired #futuristic #esthetics for your feed.
It's #aiart and when providing an alt-text for it here, I found it funny that I had to describe/transcribe a picture and a feeling that I obtained by giving a text prompt.
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Here are some #bioinspired #futuristic #esthetics for your feed.
It's #aiart and when providing an alt-text for it here, I found it funny that I had to describe/transcribe a picture and a feeling that I obtained by giving a text prompt.