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A multi-physics approach to probing plant responses: From calcium signaling to thigmonastic motion
Sabrina Gennis, Matthew D. Biviano, Kristoffer P. Lyngbirk +5
Plants respond to biotic and abiotic stresses through complex and dynamic mechanisms that integrate physical, chemical, and biological cues. Here, we present a multi-physics platfo…
A trade-off between hydrodynamic performance and morphological bias limits the evolution of symmetric lattice animal wings
Sif F. Arnbjerg-Nielsen, Matthew D. Biviano, Annette Cazaubiel +3
Bristled and membranous insect wings have co-evolved despite apparently serving the same functionality. We emulate flight physics using an automated free-fall experiment to better…
Settling aerodynamics is a driver of symmetry in deciduous tree leaves
Matthew D. Biviano, Kaare H. Jensen
Leaves shed by deciduous trees contain 40\% of the annually sequestered carbon, and include nutrients vital to the expansion and health of forest ecosystems. To achieve this, leave…
Traversing a thin lubricant film in finite time
John Sebastian, Alexander L. Schødt, Kaare H. Jensen
In this study, we investigate the dynamics of particles overcoming the hydrodynamic barrier posed by a thin fluid film to achieve contact in finite time, a phenomenon critical in v…
Elastohydrodynamic interactions in soft hydraulic knots
Magnus V. Paludan, Benjamin Dollet, Philippe Marmottant +1
Soft intertwined channel systems are frequently found in fluid flow networks in nature. The passage geometry of these systems can deform due to fluid flow, which can cause the rela…
Inverse problems in elastohydrodynamics
Kaare H. Jensen, Anneline H. Christensen
Exploring fluid-structure interactions is essential for understanding the physical principle underlying flow control in biological and man-made systems. Traditionally, we assume th…
Viscous flow in a soft valve
Keunhwan Park, Aude Tixier, Anneline Christensen +3
Fluid-structure interactions are ubiquitous in nature and technology. However, the systems are often so complex that numerical simulations or ad hoc assumptions must be used to gai…