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High-speed imaging and AI help us understand how insect wings work

Too many muscles working too fast had made understanding insect flight challenging. ....

Michael Dickinson , Florian Muijres , Dickinson Lab , California Institute Of Technology Caltech , California Institute ,

Flies evade your swatting thanks to sophisticated vision and neural shortcuts

This article was co-authored by FIU Associate Professor of Biological Sciences Jamie Theobald and FIU Postdoctoral Research Associate Ravindra Palavalli-Nettimi, republished from The Conversation. ....

Ecole Polytechnique , Ravindra Palavalli Nettimi , Jamie Theobald , Florian Muijres , Professor Of Biological Sciences , Florida International University , Postdoctoral Research , Associate Professor , Biological Sciences , Postdoctoral Research Associate , Florida International , Creative Commons ,

Yes, indeed, it is hard to swat mosquito

Everyone who ever went out of bed at night to swat mosquitoes knows: this is a difficult task. Scientists of Wageningen University & Research used ....

Jeroen Spitzen , Florian Muijres , Antoine Cribellier , Scientists Of Wageningen University Research , Wageningen University , Experimental Zoology , Current Biology ,

High-flying Morpho butterflies evolved into efficient gliders

Some Morpho butterflies live and fly high in the canopy of the Amazonian rainforest, and have evolved into highly-efficient gliding flyers. These ....

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Wageningen University: Florian Muijres receives grant for in-swarm mating of malaria mosquitoes

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Florian Muijres has been awarded a prestigious grant to study what the mating dance of malaria mosquitoes in a swarm looks like. In this research, Muijres will collaborate with colleagues from the USA, Belgium and Burkina Faso. The study may offer a new possibility in the fight against malaria: preventing the mosquitoes from procreating. The Human Frontier Science Program has awarded a 400-thousand-euro annual grant for this three-year investigation.
The basics of how malaria mosquitoes mate is known: in complex swarms of thousands of males. Occasionally females will join the swam, and, after some time, a female may fly alongside a male. ‘In a swarm and during flight, the male and female will synchronise their wingbeat pattern’, Muijres says. ‘This synchronisation can be seen as a mating dance.’ ....

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