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BioFuture Research Group
The primary research interests include the mechanics, aerodynamics, behaviour and energetics of insect flight. Recent investigations have considered insect respiration in response to metabolic need, muscle efficiency, unsteady low Reynolds number aerodynamics and control of wingbeat kinematics. The aim of the BioFuture research group is to tackle biological questions using an integrated approach combining techniques from different disciplines, such as Biomechanics, Robotics, Fluid Mechanics, Genetics, Comparative Animal Physiology and Theoretical Modelling. The primary goal in this multi-disciplinary analysis is to characterise insect flight at every level from genetic impacts to aerodynamic mechanisms.
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Open positions
Project funding:
Visit the BioFuture program of the Ministry for Education and Research
Visit the National Priority program SPP1207 "Fluid dynamics in Nature and Technology" of the German Science Foundation
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