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jellyfishJellyfish have always been the highlight of aquarium visits - their easy grace moving through the water is something to be desired. Bioengineering professor John Dabiri is just as fascinated with the sea creature, but his interest goes far beyond their natural beauty. Dabiri's fluid dynamics laboratory at the California Institute of Technology is exploring the mechanics and dynamics of biological propulsion through the jellyfish's simple morphology and complex patterns of motion....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/elegant-jellyfish-inspire-research-in-propulsion-and-energy-technology/'>READ ARTICLE</a>1
jellyfishJellyfish have always been the highlight of aquarium visits - their easy grace moving through the water is something to be desired. Bioengineering professor John Dabiri is just as fascinated with the sea creature, but his interest goes far beyond their natural beauty. Dabiri's fluid dynamics laboratory at the California Institute of Technology is exploring the mechanics and dynamics of biological propulsion through the jellyfish's simple morphology and complex patterns of motion....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/elegant-jellyfish-inspire-research-in-propulsion-and-energy-technology/'>READ ARTICLE</a>2
