ABOUT US
The animals and plants around us have a variety of sizes and shapes. The unique shape of these living organisms is thought to be an optimized form and structure that has survived through a long histroy of evolution. Our research group focuses on deciphering the mechanisms by which animals and plants achieve their shapes and movements, using the keywords "life" and "fluid". In particular, by reproducing and evaluating the morphology and dynamics of living organisms through fluid experiments and mathematical models, we quantitatively analyze how mechanically superior their functions are. By mathematically and mechanically desiginig functions that are convenient for organisms, we aim to appy an intrinsic movement independent of spatial scale and size into mechanical engineering.
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