H. Hang

Mapping Spatial Patterns to Energetic Benefits in Groups of Flow-coupled Swimmers

The paper investigates how spatial arrangements in groups of flow-coupled swimmers affect energetic costs, finding equal energy distribution in side-by-side formations and energetic savings for trailing swimmers in inline formations up to a limit.

Flow Currents Support Simple and Versatile Trail-Tracking Strategies

The paper identifies two simple strategies for hydrodynamic trail tracking using flow sensing, applicable to both vortical and turbulent flows.

Study of the anti-inflammatory and anti-apoptosis effect of the traditional Mongolian Hohgardi-9 in acute lung injury

This study identifies active components of Hohgardi-9 and their mechanisms in treating acute lung injury by targeting inflammatory pathways and reducing apoptosis.

Loss of STAT5 in adipocytes increases subcutaneous fat mass via sex-dependent and depot-specific pathways

This study shows that loss of STAT5 in adipocytes leads to increased subcutaneous fat mass, with sex- and depot-specific effects on fat cell size and insulin resistance.

Geometric and Topological Approaches to Shape Variation in Ginkgo Leaves

The paper quantifies leaf shape variation in modern and fossil Ginkgo leaves using geometric and topological methods, finding that size and furrow depth are primary factors, with topological methods distinguishing shoot types.