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Diana D Chin

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Science Advances|June 1, 2017
How birds direct impulse to minimize the energetic cost of foraging flightDiana D Chin, David Lentink
Journal of the Royal Society, Interface|June 15, 2022
Birds both avoid and control collisions by harnessing visually guided force vectoringDiana D Chin, David Lentink
Nature Communications|November 27, 2019
Birds repurpose the role of drag and lift to take off and landDiana D Chin, David Lentink
The Journal of Experimental Biology|April 1, 2016
Flapping wing aerodynamics: from insects to vertebratesDiana D Chin, David Lentink
Science Robotics|November 20, 2024
Bird-inspired reflexive morphing enables rudderless flightEric Chang, Diana D Chin, David Lentink
The Journal of Experimental Biology|April 8, 2020
The aerodynamic force platform as an ergometerMarc E Deetjen, Diana D Chin, David Lentink
Bioinspiration & Biomimetics|December 7, 2016
Lift calculations based on accepted wake models for animal flight are inconsistent and sensitive to vortex dynamicsEric Gutierrez, Daniel B Quinn, Diana D Chin, et al.
Elife|August 7, 2019
Birds land reliably on complex surfaces by adapting their foot-surface interactions upon contactWilliam Rt Roderick, Diana D Chin, Mark R Cutkosky, et al.
Journal of the Royal Society, Interface|June 9, 2017
Inspiration for wing design: how forelimb specialization enables active flight in modern vertebratesDiana D Chin, Laura Y Matloff, Amanda Kay Stowers, et al.
Elife|February 26, 2024
Small deviations in kinematics and body form dictate muscle performances in the finely tuned avian downstrokeMarc E Deetjen, Diana D Chin, Ashley M Heers, et al.
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Science Advances|June 1, 2017
How birds direct impulse to minimize the energetic cost of foraging flightDiana D Chin, David Lentink
Journal of the Royal Society, Interface|June 15, 2022
Birds both avoid and control collisions by harnessing visually guided force vectoringDiana D Chin, David Lentink
Nature Communications|November 27, 2019
Birds repurpose the role of drag and lift to take off and landDiana D Chin, David Lentink
The Journal of Experimental Biology|April 1, 2016
Flapping wing aerodynamics: from insects to vertebratesDiana D Chin, David Lentink
Science Robotics|November 20, 2024
Bird-inspired reflexive morphing enables rudderless flightEric Chang, Diana D Chin, David Lentink
The Journal of Experimental Biology|April 8, 2020
The aerodynamic force platform as an ergometerMarc E Deetjen, Diana D Chin, David Lentink
Bioinspiration & Biomimetics|December 7, 2016
Lift calculations based on accepted wake models for animal flight are inconsistent and sensitive to vortex dynamicsEric Gutierrez, Daniel B Quinn, Diana D Chin, et al.
Elife|August 7, 2019
Birds land reliably on complex surfaces by adapting their foot-surface interactions upon contactWilliam Rt Roderick, Diana D Chin, Mark R Cutkosky, et al.
Journal of the Royal Society, Interface|June 9, 2017
Inspiration for wing design: how forelimb specialization enables active flight in modern vertebratesDiana D Chin, Laura Y Matloff, Amanda Kay Stowers, et al.
Elife|February 26, 2024
Small deviations in kinematics and body form dictate muscle performances in the finely tuned avian downstrokeMarc E Deetjen, Diana D Chin, Ashley M Heers, et al.
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