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The group mostly shows moderate interest, exemplified by posts discussing how bird flight biomechanics inspire aircraft technology and sharing articles about specific researchers like David Lentink. The tone ranges from informational to casual, with some expressing curiosity about the science behind bird flight, but few comments critically analyze the research, indicating a generally moderate engagement and limited perceived impact.
The discussions show mixed reactions, with some posts recognizing the importance of biomechanics research, while others express skepticism or indifference.
Most posts display moderate interest, especially those mentioning applications in technology or sharing related articles, but some show limited engagement with the technical details.
Several discussions reference specific scientists, research projects, or applications, which indicates a moderate level of engagement, though not deeply technical or critical.
The overall impact appears to be minimal, primarily awareness-raising or educational sharing rather than inducing significant change or debate.
I understand science must get its funding somewhere. and yet. the aims of this research are rooted in unfathomable violence.
@JenLucPiquant @arstechnica Like paper airplanes, birds need to remain stable in flight, and they manage their distribution of weight to do it. In August @yasemin_sap wrote for Quanta about the biomechanics of bird flight. https://t.co/rLkNDgrHq3
Thank you to the organisers of the virtual #WRDTP20 symposium this year! The format has been really user friendly! Make sure to check out my poster on the biomechanics of bird flight and feel free to ask me about my pigeons! https://t.co/TOkcKZYKrc
does anyone, by chance, happen to know an ornithologist with a great deal of knowledge on the biomechanics of bird flight, by chance? i would love to speak with them for an upcoming video!
In our newly released Researchers Revealed video, @ZoologyUBC postdoc Vikram Baliga @labrichthys describes his research on the #evolution and #biomechanics of bird flight by looking at the variations between bird species. Watch here: https://t.co/AEQc3DDVfj #UBCscience #zoology
Dit stuk schreef ik voor @univgroningen (also in English: My article on David Lentink, an aerospace engineer and biologist, who studies birds in order to find new ways to fly, and also to better understand the biomechanics of bird flight.) https://t.co/ShVYI2O7TR
Pterosaurs developed a muscular wing-body junction called a wing root fairing that improved flight by reducing drag and enhancing wing control, which was unique among flying vertebrates because it was mainly made of…
This video assesses how many Canada geese are required to fly Santa's sleigh based on biophysics calculations, considering the sleigh's weight, bird energetics, and flight dynamics.
Characteristics and Biomechanics of Bird Flight Out of and Over Water https://t.co/b4bDWXxIBA
I understand science must get its funding somewhere. and yet. the aims of this research are rooted in unfathomable violence.
RT @adefgames: does anyone, by chance, happen to know an ornithologist with a great deal of knowledge on the biomechanics of bird flight, b…
RT @adefgames: does anyone, by chance, happen to know an ornithologist with a great deal of knowledge on the biomechanics of bird flight, b…
does anyone, by chance, happen to know an ornithologist with a great deal of knowledge on the biomechanics of bird flight, by chance? i would love to speak with them for an upcoming video!
The biomechanics of bird flight has and continues to inspire modern technologies like aircraft and drones. Graham Taylor discusses with @ERC_Research some of the work going on in the flight lab and its applications
RT @QuantaMagazine: @JenLucPiquant @arstechnica Like paper airplanes, birds need to remain stable in flight, and they manage their distribu…
RT @QuantaMagazine: @JenLucPiquant @arstechnica Like paper airplanes, birds need to remain stable in flight, and they manage their distribu…
RT @QuantaMagazine: @JenLucPiquant @arstechnica Like paper airplanes, birds need to remain stable in flight, and they manage their distribu…
RT @QuantaMagazine: @JenLucPiquant @arstechnica Like paper airplanes, birds need to remain stable in flight, and they manage their distribu…
RT @QuantaMagazine: @JenLucPiquant @arstechnica Like paper airplanes, birds need to remain stable in flight, and they manage their distribu…
@JenLucPiquant @arstechnica Like paper airplanes, birds need to remain stable in flight, and they manage their distribution of weight to do it. In August @yasemin_sap wrote for Quanta about the biomechanics of bird flight. https://t.co/rLkNDgrHq3
Dit stuk schreef ik voor @univgroningen (also in English: My article on David Lentink, an aerospace engineer and biologist, who studies birds in order to find new ways to fly, and also to better understand the biomechanics of bird flight.) https://t.co/ShVYI2O7TR
Dit stuk schreef ik voor @univgroningen (also in English: My article on David Lentink, an aerospace engineer and biologist, who studies birds in order to find new ways to fly, and also to better understand the biomechanics of bird flight. x.com/univgroningen/…
RT @MaddieInglis: Thank you to the organisers of the virtual #WRDTP20 symposium this year! The format has been really user friendly! Make…
RT @MaddieInglis: Thank you to the organisers of the virtual #WRDTP20 symposium this year! The format has been really user friendly! Make…
Thank you to the organisers of the virtual #WRDTP20 symposium this year! The format has been really user friendly! Make sure to check out my poster on the biomechanics of bird flight and feel free to ask me about my pigeons! https://t.co/TOkcKZYKrc
RT @beatymuseum: In our newly released Researchers Revealed video, @ZoologyUBC postdoc Vikram Baliga @labrichthys describes his research on…
RT @beatymuseum: In our newly released Researchers Revealed video, @ZoologyUBC postdoc Vikram Baliga @labrichthys describes his research on…
RT @beatymuseum: In our newly released Researchers Revealed video, @ZoologyUBC postdoc Vikram Baliga @labrichthys describes his research on…
In our newly released Researchers Revealed video, @ZoologyUBC postdoc Vikram Baliga @labrichthys describes his research on the #evolution and #biomechanics of bird flight by looking at the variations between bird species. Watch here: https://t.co/AEQc3DDVfj #UBCscience #zoology
3135. The Journal of Experimental Biology 210, 3135-3146. Published by The Company of Biologists 2007 doi:10.1242/jeb.000273. Commentary Biomechanics of bird ...
DOI: 10.1242/jeb.000273. 23 24 25 26 27 28 an [4] Dvořák, R. “Aerodynamics of bird flight”. In: EPJ Web of Conferences 114 (Mar. 2016). Ed. by. Dančová, P ...
doi:10.1242/jeb.000273. Robert L. Nudds and David M. Bryant. The energetic cost of short flights in birds. Journal of Experimental Biology, 203( ...
... 10.1242/jeb.000273. For the case of our dragon, good question why it has that tail surface (and being a fictional animal how much thought the ...
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