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Home » Biomimetics » Part I: The Biomimetic study of Cellulose Hooks: Burdock (Arctium minus) OR How to make a cellulose hook that’s small and efficient.
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- The Author – Contact Details etc
- Phd Transfer Paper – the Biomimetics of Hooks
- Paper 1: The Biomimetic/Bionic Study of Arctium minus (Burdock) – Uncorrected – see below for Journal Article link
- Paper 1(b) Formatted for Conference the Biomimetics of Hooks – to date unused nor peer reviewed
- Paper 2: A Biomimetic/Bionic Study of Arctium Minus (Burdock) – Imaging Small (~mm) Hooks of Cellulose and Chitin – SUBMITTED – see link below to Journal Article
- Paper 2(b) Formatted for Conference Biomimetics of Hooks – neither used nor peer reviewed
- Paper 3 – The Biomimetic/Bionic Study of Burdock (Arctium minus) – SUBMITTED – Vastly altered – see Background and Conclusion posts – full version shall be forthcoming with publication in April 2016
- Paper 3(b) Formatted for Conference the Biomimetics of Hooks – Neither used nor peer reviewed
- Proposal for silent attachment mechanism – Work in Progress
- Paper 4: On a Silent Attachment Mechanism from a Biomimetic/Bionic study of Arctium minus (Burdock) WIP
- Paper 5: On a Silent Biomimetic/Bionic Attachment Mechanism WIP
- APPENDIX 1 – LIBRARY OF ZOOLOGICAL EXAMPLES OF ATTACHMENT MECHANISMS
- APPENDIX 2 – BIOMATERIALS
- APPENDIX 3 – THE PLANT EPIDERMIS, CELL WALL AND TRICHOMES
- APPENDIX 4 – STUDIES OF ATTACHMENT MECHANISMS AND PROBABLISTIC FASTENERS IN NATURE
- APPENDIX 5 – MORPHOLOGICAL STUDIES – METHODS OF RECORDING SHAPES FOR BIOMIMETICISTS
- APPENDIX 6 – SHAPE OPTIMISATION IN BIOLOGICAL MATERIALS
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- CONFOCAL MICROSCOPY AND A BURDOCK HOOK THAT DOESN’T LOOK LIKE VELCRO
- Paper 1 – A Bionic/Biomimetic study of Arctium minus – Published 29/7/2015
- PUBLISHED 23/11/2015 – Paper two – A Biomimetic Study of Natural Attachment Mechanisms – imaging cellulose and chitin
- CORRECTED VERSION – A Biomimetic Study of Natural Attachment Mechanisms – Model Development – Part 3
- 1500 access plus on first paper!!
