A. Jusufi

Asymmetric Fin Shape changes Swimming Dynamics of Ancient Marine Reptiles' Soft Robophysical Models

This paper uses soft robotic models to study how asymmetrical fin shapes affected swimming dynamics in ancient marine reptiles, finding that certain fin shapes helped compensate for buoyancy.

Biomechanical modeling of Border Collies (Canis familiaris) for insights of tail and limb use during the aerial phase of jumping

This study creates a biomechanical model of Border Collies during jumping to assess tail and limb inertial contributions, finding minimal inertial advantage from the tail.