Living organisms routinely navigate their surroundings in search of better conditions, more
food, or to avoid predators. Typically, animals do so by integrating sensory cues from the …

When sampling odors, many insects are moving their antennae in a complex but repeatable
fashion. Previous studies with bees have tracked antennal movements in only two …

Flying insects exhibit remarkable capabilities in coordinating their olfactory sensory system
and flap** wings during odour plume-tracking flights. While observations have indicated …

Olfaction is critical for guiding the physiological activities of insects, with antennae being the
primary olfactory organs. However, recent evidence suggests that other tissues may also …

Animals use active sensing movements to shape the spatiotemporal characteristics of
sensory signals to better perceive their environment under varying conditions. However, the …

Fluid-structure interaction (FSI) studies the interaction between fluid and solid objects. It
helps understand how fluid motion affects solid objects and vice versa. FSI research is …

Motion plays an essential role in sensory acquisition. From changing the position in which
information can be acquired to fine-scale probing and active sensing, animals actively …