Always at a junction ...
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Joined December 2014
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This robotic stingray could represent the next step in bioengineering: scim.ag/29l9QoJ
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Are the constants of physics constant? They seem to be—but nobody really understands why bit.ly/1QxnhmV
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Jealous of invertebrate? A mollusk's home senses light/responds to predators hvrd.me/UR8m8 @wyssinstitute
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Coffee rings can teach us a lot about engineering better optical surfaces hvrd.me/T5vHb xitter.cf/hseas/status/651464583…
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The strange way a hummingbird gets its nectar nyti.ms/1JQC09c xitter.cf/NYTScience/status/6412…
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Poop-dwelling dung beetles have an amazingly advanced "GPS" system: on.natgeo.com/1hDv9a7
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Cuttlefish have feeding tentacles that are similar to a chameleon's tongue. scifri.me/bzzrzx #CephalopodWeek xitter.cf/scifri/status/61381993…
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@marcstroud1 @bigbird Mars clouds are water vapor. They are very thin, as is Mars' atmosphere. No rain, but it snows dry ice near the poles.
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Researchers explain why a tropical worm’s jets of paralyzing #slime are anything but sluggish hvrd.me/Ksxbb xitter.cf/hseas/status/577955119…
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How do we visualize sound? Here's a beautiful abstraction by Daniel Sierra-"Oscillate" vimeo.com/65475425 #GroupMeeting @Mahadevan_Lab
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Our October cover shows simulated vorticity fields of swimmers under varying conditions (nature.com/nphys/journal/v10…)
