Publications by authors named "Jonathan E Clark"

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Pacific lamprey inspired climbing.
Brian Van Stratum, Kourosh Shoele, Jonathan E Clark

Bioinspir Biomim· May 2023

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AquaClimber: a limbed swimming and climbing robot based on reduced order models.
Max Austin, Ashley Chase, Brian Van Stratum, Jonathan E Clark

Bioinspir Biomim· November 2022

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Legged locomotion in resistive terrains.
Sean Gart, Ryan Alicea, Wei Gao, Jason Pusey, John V Nicholson, Jonathan E Clark

Bioinspir Biomim· January 2021

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Impact of slope on dynamics of running and climbing.
Jason M Brown, Delvin Peterson, John Schmitt, Nick Gravish, Jonathan E Clark

Bioinspir Biomim· July 2020

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Viscoelastic legs for open-loop control of gram-scale robots.
Ryan St Pierre, Wei Gao, Jonathan E Clark, Sarah Bergbreiter

Bioinspir Biomim· July 2020

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Evidence for multiple dynamic climbing gait families.
Jason M Brown, Max P Austin, Bruce D Miller, Jonathan E Clark

Bioinspir Biomim· February 2019

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Characterization of running with compliant curved legs.
Jae-Yun Jun, Jonathan E Clark

Bioinspir Biomim· July 2015

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Towards highly-tuned mobility in multiple domains with a dynamical legged platform.
Bruce D Miller, Jonathan E Clark

Bioinspir Biomim· June 2015

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Running up a wall: the role and challenges of dynamic climbing in enhancing multi-modal legged systems.
Bruce D Miller, Peter R Rivera, James D Dickson, Jonathan E Clark

Bioinspir Biomim· March 2015

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Co-expression network analysis identifies Spleen Tyrosine Kinase (SYK) as a candidate oncogenic driver in a subset of small-cell lung cancer.
Akshata R Udyavar, Megan D Hoeksema, Jonathan E Clark, Yong Zou, Zuojian Tang

BMC Syst Biol· November 2014

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SLC1A5 mediates glutamine transport required for lung cancer cell growth and survival.
Mohamed Hassanein, Megan D Hoeksema, Masakazu Shiota, Jun Qian, Bradford K Harris, Jonathan E Clark

Clin Cancer Res· February 2013

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Aligned electrospun nanofibers for ultra-thin layer chromatography.
Michael C Beilke, Joseph W Zewe, Jonathan E Clark, Susan V Olesik

Anal Chim Acta· January 2013

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Running over unknown rough terrain with a one-legged planar robot.
Ben Andrews, Bruce Miller, John Schmitt, Jonathan E Clark

Bioinspir Biomim· June 2011

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Electrospun glassy carbon ultra-thin layer chromatography devices.
Jonathan E Clark, Susan V Olesik

J Chromatogr A· July 2010

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Thermal and mechanical multistate folding of ribonuclease H.
Terry J Schmitt, Jonathan E Clark, Thomas A Knotts

J Chem Phys· December 2009

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Technique for ultrathin layer chromatography using an electrospun, nanofibrous stationary phase.
Jonathan E Clark, Susan V Olesik

Anal Chem· May 2009

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