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.
- Home
- The Author – Contact Details etc
- INTRODUCTION
- HOW A FLY STICKS TO THE WALL
- MURDER AND MAYHEM
- SEDUCTIVE DELUSIONS
- READING
- SUPERVISION AND EXAMINATIONS
- TOWN AND GOWN
- BLOGGING
- THE EXISTENCE OF A GOD AND A NEW EVOLUTIONARY THEORY
- PUBLISHING
- POETRY
- Home
- PAPER 4 SOFT ROBOTIC ATTACHMENT SUBMITTED
- PAPER 5 CONSOLIDATION SUBMITTED
- CONFOCAL MICROSCOPY AND A BURDOCK HOOK THAT DOESN’T LOOK LIKE VELCRO
- PAPER 6 A UNIVERSAL FOOT SUBMITTED
- A biomimetic study of natural attachment mechanisms—Arctium minus part 1
- A biomimetic study of natural attachment mechanisms: imaging cellulose and chitin part 2
- Ph.D. Transfer Report
- Microdesign using frictional, hooked, attachment mechanisms: a biomimetic study of natural attachment mechanisms—Part 3
- TRANSFER PAPER APPENDIX ONE – ZOOLOGICAL LIBRARY OF HOOKED ATTACHMENT (c.f. NACHTIGAL)
- TRANSFER PAPER APPENDIX TWO – BIOMATERIALS TERMINOLOGY, CELLULAR BIOLOGY AND ORGANIC CHEMISTRY, FIBROUS COMPOSITES CELLULOSE, KERATIN AND CUTICLE
- TRANSFER PAPER APPENDIX THREE – THE PLANT WALL, EPIDERMIS AND TRICHOMES
- TRANSFER PAPER APPENDIX 4 – STUDIES OF ATTACHMENT MECHANISMS AND PROBABLISTIC FASTENERS IN FASTENERS IN NATURE
- TRANSFER PAPER APPENDIX 5 – MORPHOLOGICAL STUDIES
- TRANSFER PAPER APPENDIX 6 – SHAPE OPTIMISATION
- NEW THEORY OF RELATIVITY COMPLETE WITH TREATISE
- On the Linnaeus System of Classification
