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Research

I am part of the Evolutionary Morphology and Biomechanics Group, where I use fish as models to investigate:
1) the motion and functional morphology of the neck and spine
2) the 3D architecture and deformation of muscles during contraction
My research includes in vivo data collection with x-ray video, ex vivo anatomical studies (MRI, CT, etc.) and 3D digital animations.

Research grants

Learning from expandable armored skin of pufferfish: the dynamic of hard-soft interfaces

INTERNATIONAL HUMAN FRONTIER SCIENCE PROGRAM ORGANIZATION (FRANCE)

November 2023 - October 2026

US Partnering Award- Robotic models for studying the musculoskeletal systems and bio-inspired design

BIOTECHNOLOGY & BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE RESEARCH COUNCIL

November 2020 - November 2024

Do fish have necks? Measuring the diversity of 3D motions of the vertebral column and axial muscle function in fishes

BIOTECHNOLOGY & BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE RESEARCH COUNCIL

February 2018 - January 2022