Hikaru Aono

associate professor

Shinshu Daigaku - Ueda Campus

Japan

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Dr. Hikaru Aono is an associate professor at Shinshu Daigaku - Ueda Campus in Japan. His research focuses on fluid dynamics, aerial robotics, and the aerodynamic scaling of hovering animals. He has published articles on topics such as flapping-wing flight mechanics, separation control mechanisms, and the effects of altitude on lift generation in insects. Dr. Aono's work contributes to advancements in both theoretical understanding and practical applications in aerodynamics and robotics.

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Taku Nonomura

Associate Professor

Tohoku University

JAPAN

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University of Tokyo

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Taeyoung Lee

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George Washington University

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Articles (10)

Deciphering the flapping frequency allometry: unveiling the role of sustained body attitude in the aerodynamic scaling of normal hovering animals

An Experimental Study on Response and Control of a Flapping-Wing Aerial Robot Under Wind Gusts

Power Benefits of High-Altitude Flapping Wing Flight at the Monarch Butterfly Scale

Comparison of Separation Control Mechanisms for Synthetic Jet and Plasma Actuators

Sound source characteristics generated by shocklets in isotropic compressible turbulence

Effects of flight altitude on the lift generation of monarch butterflies: from sea level to overwintering mountain

Feature extraction of fields of fluid dynamics data using sparse convolutional autoencoder

Separated Flow Control of Small Horizontal-Axis Wind Turbine Blades Using Dielectric Barrier Discharge Plasma Actuators

Effects of Jet Induced by String-type Plasma Actuator on Flow Around Three-Dimensional Bluff Body and Drag Force

Unified mechanisms for separation control around airfoil using plasma actuator with burst actuation over Reynolds number range of 10<sup>3</sup>-10<sup>6</sup>

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Taku Nonomura

Kozo Fujii

Taeyoung Lee

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