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With @BhamlaLab, @DaeHyunChoi_, We are organizing a @ApsDsoft @ApsDbio @ApsGsnp focus session, “Elastic Instability in Soft Systems” from elastic instability in living and non-living systems to bio-inspired design. Deadline is Oct 25. Please spread this and join us in California
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I just published a bunch of cool stuff on globular springtails! Read about it and watch them here: news.ncsu.edu/2024/08/this-t…
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i reflected on my childhood and naturalism and how dismally white environmental work is and whether cicadas can remedy that:
my latest, a rare personal essay for @AtmosMag:
atmos.earth/thanks-cicadas-f…
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Our ongoing research at @BhamlaLab with Nithil Nagappan and @_JacobSHarrison on Rhagovelia water-walking insects was featured on @APSphysics news. Trying to understand why this macro-scale insect moves in a curious run and tumble-like motion like E-coli.
aps.org/publications/apsnews…
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Replying to @shriver_cassie @locomocn @davidmunteanu22 @drdavidhu @Vicon @GTSciences @jenniferrieser
Station 10: Tiny but mighty: Spirostomum ambiguum! Come see some amazing ultrafast motion and the technology that lets researchers understand it with the @BhamlaLab!
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Zoo Biomechanics Day has arrived!!! Come by @ZooATL today from 10am - 2pm to see some awesome biomechanics research!!!
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Was a member of the first cohort and can vouch for its greatness. Awesome introduction to field research and run by some outstanding scientists and mentors. Go ahead and apply!
The @BhamlaLab is running another year of the Jungle Biomechanics Lab! Applications open until March 15th. It’s free for early career researchers! Please apply!
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my last ever paper—and my Ph.D. magnum opus—is out @eLife :’)
we showed what snapping shrimp gain and lose by growing huge, remarkable weapons
or, as @CWMillerLab put in her review, “why animals cannot have it all”
a 🧵:
📸: Sarah Longo
elifesciences.org/articles/8…
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Had a great time at Zoo Biomechanics day @ZooATL (witnessed a record >8k guests).
Amazing teamwork by @_JacobSHarrison & @shriver_cassie!
Thanks to @BhamlaLab, @itiwari93, Christina, Laura, Cedric, and @chemsunnyrajpal.
#scicomm #outreach
Replying to @shriver_cassie
@BhamlaLab shows how high-speed cameras can be used to study small animals! Pop a water balloon and see the replay in slow-motion with @_JacobSHarrison and @onlyrohilla
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@BhamlaLab shows how high-speed cameras can be used to study small animals! Pop a water balloon and see the replay in slow-motion with @_JacobSHarrison and @onlyrohilla – at Atlanta, GA
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Just wow. How can this tiny shrimp be faster than a bullet?? @_JacobSHarrison and the folks at @GeorgiaTech need a round of a-claws (sorry) for this one bbc.in/41UfXw3
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alternative headline: when you try to get <1 month old snapping shrimp to snap youtu.be/qNZrIgppe6o
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What's faster than a bullet? A snapping shrimp. And what's faster than a snapping shrimp? A baby snapping shrimp! Read about BioGrad alum @_JacobSHarrison @patek_lab's latest paper @J_Exp_Biol: bit.ly/3mjyNfn
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Tiny snapping #shrimp youngsters are capable of accelerating their with 0.03mg claws in water as #fast as bullets and 20 times faster than their parents to cavitate water and produce explosive pops
@_JacobSHarrison @patek_lab @DukeBiology
journals.biologists.com/jeb/…
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Young snapping shrimp's tiny claws beat underwater acceleration record newscientist.com/article/236… new research by @_JacobSHarrison and Sheila Patek @patek_lab
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Take that! Our #Midweekmovie, from @_JacobSHarrison @patek_lab, shows the ultrafast strike of a snapping shrimp; the cavitation bubble, produced by the spring-loaded claw, implodes with a pop & a flash of light to incapacitate their opponent.
@J_Exp_Biol: journals.biologists.com/jeb/…
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Flossen hoch, oder ich schieße! #Pistolenkrebse können einen Knall und eine Schockwelle erzeugen, die ihre Beute betäubt. Bei Jungtieren beschleunigt die Schere auf unglaubliche 580.000 m/s2 – schneller als bei erwachsenen Tieren @_JacobSHarrison spektrum.de/news/beutefang-p…
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The Patek Lab is recruiting Ph.D. graduate students this year! Check out our website for details...
pateklab.biology.duke.edu/ab…






























