Chengyu Li

Associate Professor

Case Western Reserve University

United States

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Chengyu Li is an Associate Professor at Case Western Reserve University in the United States. His research focuses on fluid dynamics and mechanosensation in various biological systems, including crustaceans, insects, and other organisms. Recent articles by Dr. Li explore topics such as the effects of temperature and viscosity on swimming dynamics, as well as odor detection and navigation strategies in flying insects.

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Bo Cheng

Associate Professor

Pennsylvania State University

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Monica Martinez

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Brown University

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Articles (17)

Flapping dynamics and wing flexibility enhance odor detection in blue bottle flies

Effects of temperature and viscosity on the metachronal swimming of crustaceans

Role of fluid-structure interactions in mechanosensation during hovering flapping flight

Edge vortex interaction minimizes drag in shrimp swimming

Effects of flapping kinematics on odor plume dynamics in low Reynolds number settings

Benefits of low-speed flight in odor-tracking navigation for hawkmoths

Wing–antenna interaction reduces odour fatigue in butterfly odour-tracking flight

How does vortex dynamics help undulating bodies spread odor?

Numerical Investigation of Odor-Guided Navigation in Flying Insects: Impact of Turbulence, Wingbeat-Induced Flow, and Schmidt Number on Odor Plume Structures

Wings and whiffs: Understanding the role of aerodynamics in odor-guided flapping flight

A new propulsion enhancement mechanism in metachronal rowing at intermediate Reynolds numbers

Aerodynamic explanation of flight speed limits in hawkmoth-like flapping-wing insects

Effects of wing pitch kinematics on both aerodynamic and olfactory functions in an upwind surge

Tip vortices formation and evolution of rotating wings at low Reynolds numbers

Peak Sinus Pressures During Sneezing in Healthy Controls and Post–Skull Base Surgery Patients

The aerodynamic performance of passive wing pitch in hovering flight

The cotton test redistributes nasal airflow in patients with empty nose syndrome

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Bo Cheng

Monica Martinez

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