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Integrative and Comparative Biology|April 30, 2015
Hydrodynamics of C-Start Escape Responses of Fish as Studied with Simple Physical ModelsWilliam C Witt, Li Wen, George V LauderJournal of Morphology|March 15, 2018
Scale diversity in bigeye tuna (Thunnus obesus): Fat-filled trabecular scales made of cellular boneDylan K Wainwright, Sam Ingersoll, George V LauderThe Journal of Experimental Biology|October 20, 2025
The Concord Field Station at Harvard University: foundational contributions to organismal physiology and biomechanicsAndrew A Biewener, George V Lauder, Stephanie E PierceBioinspiration & Biomimetics|September 11, 2025
Computational analysis of fish-foil pairing and wake energy extraction in low-speed flowJiacheng Guo, George V Lauder, Robin Thandiackal, et al.Plos One|December 8, 2017
A pressure-based force and torque prediction technique for the study of fish-like swimmingKelsey N Lucas, John O Dabiri, George V LauderZoology (Jena, Germany)|August 7, 2019
The role of an overlooked adductor muscle in the feeding mechanism of ray-finned fishes: Predictions from simulations of a deep-sea viperfishChristopher P Kenaley, Mikhaila C Marecki, George V LauderJournal of Anatomy|July 6, 2026
Skin denticle diversity in the giant manta and the lesser devil ray: A three-dimensional analysisJack O'Donnell, Meaghan Sorce, George V Lauder, et al.Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology. Part A, Molecular & Integrative Physiology|July 25, 2006
Energetics of swimming by the ferret: consequences of forelimb paddlingFrank E Fish, Russell V BaudinetteThe Journal of Experimental Biology|April 10, 2004
Strouhal numbers and optimization of swimming by odontocete cetaceansJim J Rohr, Frank E FishBioinspiration & Biomimetics|September 14, 2020
Tunabot Flex: a tuna-inspired robot with body flexibility improves high-performance swimmingCarl H White, George V Lauder, Hilary Bart-SmithPageof 20