3 papers
physics.flu-dyn2026
On the biogenic hydrodynamic transport of upward and downward cruising copepods
Yunxing Su, Rui Zhu, Eckart Meiburg +1
Mesozooplankton aggregations undergoing vertical migrations in the upper ocean have been hypothesized to have an important role in the redistribution of carbon, nutrients, and oxyg…
physics.flu-dyn2026
Hydrodynamic modulation via cupping in a crustacean-inspired propulsor
Sara Oliveira Santos, Maggie Brown, Minki Kim +2
Shrimp, like many invertebrates swimming at intermediate Reynolds numbers (), rely on the interplay between morphology and kinematics to generate thrust while producing suffici…
physics.flu-dyn2025
The effects of temperature and viscosity on the metachronal swimming of crustaceans
Adrian Herrera-Amaya, Nils B. Tack, Zhipeng Lou +2
Temperature changes as small as C have been observed to significantly impact how self-propelled organisms move through their environment, especially for those inhabiting…