Liquid Life Lab
Media Appearances
2024
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2024. National Geographic- How much does your name influence your future? The data may surprise you. https://www.nationalgeographic.com/premium/article/aptonyms-names-psychology-careers
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2024. Science News Explores- Swimming in schools lets fish save lots of energy. https://www.snexplores.org/article/fish-swimming-schools-save-energy
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2024. EurekAlert, AAAS - “Giant dinosaur was “heron from hell,” not a deep diver, says new analysis.” https://www.eurekalert.org/news-releases/1036129
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2024. New Scientist- Interviewed for article “Robo-tuna reveals how foldable fins help the speedy fish manoeuvre” August 5.
2023
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2023. Montreal Science Centre “Inspiring Nature, Inspired Techno-Biomimicry and Transport
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2023. Contributor to the book, “The P Word”
2022
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2022. Highlighted in the book Being Connected: Finding Your Self in the Beauty of Nature.
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2022. Ig Nobel
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2022. Interviewed for BBC Crowdscience – podcast “Why are fish fish-shaped.”
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2022. With morphing limbs, a robot that travels by land and water. Yale News
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2022. Highlighted in Korean children’s magazine for Ig Nobel and research on ducklings swimming in formation.
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2022. Highlighted in CNN Space-Science website in article “Dinosaur larger than T. rex couldn’t swim well despite large fish being on the menu"
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2022. Featured in WCU magazine in “Serious Science with a Comic Twist: WCU Professor Wins an Ig Nobel Award” Fall/Winter 2022, p. 24.
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2022. Informal lecture video on YouTube for Ig Nobel Award on the hydrodynamic basis of why duckling swim in single file behind their mother.
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2022. Highlighted in “Dinosaur larger than T. rex couldn’t swim well despite large fish being on the menu.” CNN, https://www.cnn.com/2022/12/05/world/spinosaurus-semiaquatic-predator-scn/index.html
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2022. Highlighted in “Fearsome Spinosaurus wasn’t the scourge of prehistoric seas after all” CNN,
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2022. Highlighted in “ Mega-predactor likely wasn’t underwater hunter, researchers argue.” Uchicago news, https://news.uchicago.edu/story/mega-predator-likely-wasnt-underwater-hunter-researchers-argue
2021
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2021. Galloping sea lions could inspire land-sea robots – Science magazine online at https://www.science.org/content/article/galloping-sea-lions-could-inspire-land-sea-robots
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2021. Watch this ‘nonswimming’ bird swim like a champ, giving clues to evolution of penguins – Science magazine online
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2021. Featured in children’s book, Mimic Makers: Biomimicry Inventors Inspired by Nature by Kristen Nordstrom.
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2021. Seven animals that have inspired modern technology, 7 Sep 2021, BBC
2020
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2020. Videos of shrimpfish posted on Twitter by Cool Science Videos@GeoBeats, “This fish didn’t get the message”, August 11 at https://twitter.com/GeoBeats/status/1293191246626856960
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2020. Highlighted in the book Innovative Wind Turbines: An Illustrated Guidebook by Vaughan Nelson, CRC Press.
2019
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2019. Interviewed for article “Bingo” In a remarkable first, humpback whales spotted using their fins to scoop up fish” in Science, October 15.
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2019. Interviewed for article “Humpback whales herd salmon with their fins, new photos reveal” in National Geographic, October 15. https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/2019/10/humpback-whales-herd-fins-salmon/
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2019. Shrimpfish swim strangely – Integrative Organismal Biology, https://iobopen.wordpress.com/2019/10/29/head-down-tail-up-shrimpfish-swim-strangely/
2018
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2018. “Inventors inspired by humpback whales make a more efficient wind turbine” by Gene Quinn in IPWatchDog
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2018. European Patent Office Names WCU Biologist a Finalist for 2018 European Inventor Award VISTA.TODAY
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2018. LesEchos.fr “Biomimétisme : les pales d'éoliennes imitent les nageoires des baleines à bosse”
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2018. Interviewed for article “Some seals eat like their land ancestors” in Science News, April 28, 1018 & May 12, 2018: 20.
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2018. Highlighted for elephant seal research in Inside JEB “Lumbering on land costs elephant seals dear”, Journal of Experimental Biology 221: jeb189951. doi: 10.1242/jeb.180051.
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2018. Interviewed for article “This man thinks like a biologist but designs like an engineer” by Jessica Romeo in SCIENCELINE, November 20.
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2018. EnergiNews”Humpback flipper whale inspire Canadian design of highly efficient wind turbine blade”
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2018. IPWatchdog “ Inventors inspired by humpback whales make a more efficient wind turbine”
2017
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2017- Consultant for “Animal Fight Night” episodes 402, 407, 408, 413, 414 shown on Nat Geo Wild.
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2017- Consultant for “ Whales Beneath the Surface” at the British Natural History Museum.
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2017. Interviewed for article “How the slimy hagfish ties itself up in knots—and survives shark attacks” by Elizabeth Penniski for Science, 6 January, 2017.
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2017. Interviewed for article “Rare video capture never-before-seen whale behavior” by Carrie Arnold for National Geographic, 12 July,
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2017. Interviewed for the article “Michael Phelps’ race with a great white in Shark Week: Does he stand a chance? By Tom Avril for Philly.com, 21 July, 2017.
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2017. Humpbacks flap their flippers like birds underwater. Science News for Students.
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2017. WCU Biologist Adds to Groundbreaking Whale Discovery. VistaToday
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2017. Highlighted in the book Adapt: How Humans Are Tapping Into Nature’s Secrets to Design and Build a Better Future by Amina Khan.
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2017. Quoted in the article “Why don’t fish swim upside down?” in Hakai Magazine. November, 10.
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2017. Evolution of aquatic mammals and birds: the present predicts the past. Atlas of Science
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2017. The Dish of Science “Ballet Flippers”
2016
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2016. Highlighted in book “Inventive Engineering” by Tomasz Arcizewski.
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2016. Interviewed for article “Did early land animals get a leg up by using their tails?” in The Christian Science Monitor, 7/8/2016.
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2016. Featured on Xploration “Nature Knows Best”, which aired on Fox, October 8.
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2016- Interviewed as part of MOOC “Sharks! Global Biodiversity, Biology, and Conservation”
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2016. Interviewed for article “Heartmaker’s next step: ray ‘biohybrid’?” in Science, 8 July2016, Vol. 353(6295): 110-111.
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2016. Interviewed for article “Swans found to windsurf across water” in National Geographic Online, October 19.
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2016. Sciencemag.org Study of dolphin amputee informs prosthetic design.
2015
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2015. Interview for article “Resilient hearts for deep-sea divers” Science News for Students.
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2015. Highlighted in Science News article “That’s how shrimpfish roll”, Vol. 187 No. 3, February 7.
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2015. Interviewed for article “Length of lashes keeps eyes from drying, study finds” in The New York Times, 2/24/2015.
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2015. Highlighted in television show Xploration Earth 2050, which on Fox October 2.
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2015. Highlighted in PASSHE television program.
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2015. Contributor to the Spanish television program “animalades”.
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2015. Interviewed for article “Theme parks tout their contributions to scientific research” in the Orlando Sentinel, 9/6/2015.
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2015. Interviewed for article “Humpback whales solve a big problem for wind turbines” for Wired.com
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2015. Interviewed for article “John Dabiri: unleashing the power of the jellyfish”
2014
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2014. DailyMail. “Now THAT’S doggy paddle! Canines perform complex swimming moves similar to how they run on land.”
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2014. Science News. “Dog-paddle science debunks notion of underwater trot.” February 8, p. 10.
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2014. Science Daily. “How Dogs Do the 'Dog Paddle': An Evolutionary Look at Swimming.”
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2014. Discovery News. “The Dog Paddle Is Just an Underwater Jog.”
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2014. newswise. “How dogs do the ‘Dog Paddle: An evolutionary look at swimming.”
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2014. Science Daily. “Gray’s Paradox solved: Researchers discover secret of speedy dolphins.”
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2014. International Science Times. “Gray’s Paradox Solved: Dolphin Actually Have Super Strength; Don’t Need to Rely On Tricks Of Fluid Mechanics.”
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2014. Science Codex. “Dolphin-power sufficient for propulsion without tricks.”
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2014. National Geographic Daily News. “Mystery solved: How do dolphins swim so fast?”
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2014. Zee News. “Dolphins 10 times stronger than fittest human athletes.”
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2014. Philly.com. “West Chester University study examines evolution through doggie paddle patterns.”
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2014. Los Angeles Times. “The secret of dolphins’ speed is not skin-deep, study shows.”
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2014. Inside Science. “Scientist dive into mystery of the dog paddle.”
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2014. Student Science. “Dissecting the dog paddle.”
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2014. Science Frontiers. “Increased efficiency from tubercles-shaped wind turbines.”
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2014. redOrbit. “Dolphins use super strength to propel themselves through water.”
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2014. Discover. “The Secret to Dolphins’ Swimming Speeds.
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2014. Science on NBCNews.com. “How dolphins outdo Olympic swimmers.”
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2014. PHYS ORG. “Dolphin-power sufficient for propulsion without tricks.”
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2014. The Dog Journal. “Biologist studies dog paddles.”
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2014. International Whale Protection Org. Mystery solved: How dolphins swim so fast?
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2014. Dogster. Study: The dog paddle is just underwater jogging.
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2014. Science Vol. 343: 235, 17 January. Interviewed for “Random Sample: The unlikely link between Feder and marsupials”
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2014. Interviewed about the research on the ‘dog paddle’ on Smart Talk Radio, National Public Radio (2/26).
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2014. The Scientist. “Flukes Forces”.
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2014. Highlighted in “Paddling Pooches”, Scholastic ScienceWorld Vol. 70, No. 10, March 24, 2014.
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2014. Highlighted in the book “ The Shark’s Paintbrush” by Jay Harman.
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2014. Highlighted in “How Whales Wing It”, Highlights Vol. 69, No. 7, Issue No. 753, July 2014.
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2014. Highlighted in the chapter “The Shape of the Future” by Michael Cowgill in the graphic novel “Wild Ocean”.
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2014. Interviewed for article “Fish spits water like we throw spears” in Science
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2014. Highlighted in “Fluid Earth’s Humpback Whale Fin for Surfboards” in the website AskNature by the Biomimicry Institute.
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2014. Highlighted in “Technological Innovations from the Creator” in the website Institute for Creation Research.
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2014. Highlighted in “Biomimetic Innovations” in website Biomimicry San Diego.
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2014. Highlighted in TED talk
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2014. Highlighted in television show Xploration Earth 2050 – Bio-Mechanimals. Aired in September on Fox.
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2014-2020. “The Machine Inside: Biomechanics” created by the Field Museum. Humpback whale tubercles and Mantabot on exhibit.
2013
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2013. Featured in the Brazilian blog Biodiversa, “Como se coloca uma baleia em um ventilador?”
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2013. Bloomberg. 14 smart inventions inspired by nature: biomimicry, Fin to the wind.
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2013. Interviewed for magazine article “Evolution of the Whale” by Brian Gregory in Untamed.
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2013. “Tubercle Effect” in Wikipedia
2012
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2012. “Whale Bumps for Power”. National Geographic Daily News.
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2012. Robotic manta ray. ABC News.
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2012. Interviewed for article “Shake, Rover…Shake” in the Philadelphia Inquirer, September 3, pages C1-C2.
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2012. Highlighted in TEDx Talk entitled “Does our future require us to go back to nature?” by Dr. Ashok Goel of the Georgia Institute of Technology.
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2012. Interviewed in Discovery News article “Largest predator performs acrobatics to feed”
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2012. Interviewed in Nature article “Blue whales pirouette for food”
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2012. Featured in West Chester University Magazine, “Testing a robot ray”, Fall 2012, p. 6.
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2012. Featured in “How Whales Fly?” in website Scitable.
2011
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2011. Featured by Smithsonian Science, “Narwhal flukes help compensate for drag caused by tusk”
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2011. Featured in West Chester University Magazine, “Mimicking Nature’s Designs”, Winter/Spring 2011, p. 15.
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2011. Featured in Conservation, “Whale flippers jump the gap”, Spring 2011, p. 63.
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2011. Featured in Mechanical Engineering, “from whales to fans”, May 2011, 133(5): 24-29.
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2011. Featured in Science, “Manta Machines”, 27 May 2011, Vol. 332: 1028-1029.
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2011. Highlighted in Reader’s Digest, “Back to Nature”, June/July 2011: 166-171.
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2011. Quoted in “A Fish of an Idea” by Catherine Clabby in American Scientist, September-October 2011, Vol. 99: 382.
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2011. Quoted in “How Sharks Go Fast” by Elizabeth Pennisi in Science Now.
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2011. Quoted in “Baby Bumps Slow Dolphins Down” by Gisela Telis in Science Now.
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2011. Project WhaleWatch, Youth Design Team Digital Task Force Fall 2011 program at the Field Museum in Chicago.
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2011. “A Whale of a Good Idea” by Brian Clark Howard
2010
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Holtcamp, W., "Mimicking Mother Nature" National Wildlife, December/January 2010: 46-51.
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Highlighted in advertisement for West Chester University, which was placed in The Chronicle of Higher Education, February 5, 2010, Vol. LVI, Number 21, p. A19.
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Interviewed on the Naked Scientist Radio Show and Podcast, based at the University of Cambridge and broadcast on BBC radio (2/21/10).
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Contributor to the television show Richard Hammond’s Invisible Worlds, which aired on March 16, 2010 on BBC1.
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Whirl-y-bird vs. Whale-y-bird
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Featured in BBC television production "Bang Goes the Theory", series 2, episode 4 (2010).
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Featured in Biomimicry Stories for NOAA Auditorium Program, Monterey Bay Aquarium (2010).
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Interviewed for article “Dunk the Giraffe” by Helen Fields in Science Vol. 328: 1617, 25 June 2010.
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2010. Featured in a 15-minute live program, “Whales to windmills: Inventions inspired by the sea” that will run on a continuous basis at the Monterey Bay Aquarium.
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2010. Consultant for BBC production “Invisible Worlds: Speed Limits”
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2010. Featured in “A Fish Story” in Entrepreneur magazine.
2009
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Across the ocean in a pedal-powered submarine. New Scientist 31 January 2009, Issue 2693: 36-38.
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"Untamed and Uncut", which aired on Animal Planet on Sunday, February 15, 2009.
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“Dolphin-inspired man-made fin works swimmingly” Scientific American, March 2, 2009.
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“Predator X”, which aired on the History Channel, March 29, 2009.
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Hofmann, Kate. Nature did it first. "Ranger Rick." April, 2009.
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Roach, J., “Flying Whale Fins” Conservation Magazine 10(1): 41 (2009).
2008
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Science News: Gator Aids: Gators squish lungs around to dive and roll (2008)
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Research highlighted in the April 2008 issue of National Geographic for his work on the application of the geometry of the humpback whale flipper for wind turbine design in the article "Biomimetics: design by nature". (2008)
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Christian Science Monitor, “Whales inspire better blade designs” May 15, 2008.
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Canadian Broadcasting Corporation radio interview on “Quirks and Quarks” (2008).
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Philadelphia Inquirer (2008)
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Bumpy Whale Fins Outperform Smooth Turbines (2008)
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Deutschlandradio Kultur, Deutschlandfunk: (2008)
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MSNBC.com: Scientists tap motion in the ocean for energy (2008)
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The Flying Circus of Physics: Alligator death roll (2008)
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Discover: Wind Turbine That Imitates Flippers Could Increase Efficiency(2008)
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EARTH (formerly GEOTIMES) magazine: "A whale of a wind turbine" (September 2008)
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Science News: "Built for speed" (August 16, 2008).
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“A Whale of a Turbine” in The Daily Planet Book of Cool Ideas: Global Warming and What People Are Doing About It, Jay Ingram, Penguin Canada.(2008)
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“Fabulous flippers: Dolphins have quite the kick” (2008)
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'Gray's Paradox' solved: Researchers discover secret of speedy dolphins. EurkAlert (2008)
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Dolphins’ tails give them their kick. USA Today 11/25/08, p. 6D. (2008)
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Dolphin Kick Three Times More Mighty Than Olympians. Discovery Channel. (2008)
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Fabulous flippers: Dolphins have quite the kick. WTOP.com. (2008)
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Researchers Determine Force Of Dolphins’ Thrust. Red Orbit. (2008)
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Why Michael Phelps Will Never Swim Faster Than a Dolphin. Discover. (2008)
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Dolphin power is triple that of Olympic swimmer. News.scotsman.com.(2008)
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US scientists calculate power of dolphins. International Herald Tribune. (2008)
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Fabulous flippers: Dolphins have quite the kick. Yahoo News. (2008)
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'Gray's Paradox' solved: Researchers discover secret of speedy dolphins. E! Science News. (2008)
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'Top secret' technology to help US swimmers trim times at Beijing Olympics. E! Science News. (2008)
2007
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Interviewed for Fox News on the U.S. Navy’s use of dolphins. (2007)
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Highlighted in article “Biologist and Physicist Team Up to Study the Alligator’s 'Death Roll'; No Schooling Necessary” in the UnderwaterTimes.com. (2007)
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In ScienceDaily.com “Biologist and Physicist Team Up to Study the Alligator’s 'Death Roll'"
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Articles about WhalePower (2007)
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“Professor Backs Navy Program” in The Philadelphia Inquirer, May 17, 2007.
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Interview with Institute of Physics- 60 seconds with ….Authors Edition (2007)
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Featured in article "Studies on the Shapes and Motions of Marine Animals" in West Chester University Magazine (Summer 2007).
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Cover photograph for Marine Mammal Science 23(3). (2007)
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Featured in newscast by CBC on humpback whales and wind turbines. (2007)
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Highlighted in article “Greatest Mysteries: Why Are There Transitional Animals?” on LiveScience (2007)
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Research on death rolls in alligators highlighted in Inside JEB-Alligators go for a spin, Journal of Experimental Biology 210(16): iii. (2007)
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Research on biomimetic application of humpback whale tubercle technology to wind turbine technology highlighted on Canadian Broadcasting Company telecast from Prince Edward Island. (2007)
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North Cape. WEICan begins tests on WhalePower Corp's novel wind turbine blade, modeled on the fin of a humpback whale. (2007)
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Whale Energy. Science Update.(2007)
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Science made cool “Rolls For Dinner” (2007)
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Technology Review published by MIT, “Whale-Inspired Windmills” (2007)
2006
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Highlighted in an article in the Educator Spotlight in the Chester County Neighbors section of the Philadelphia Inquirer , January 1, 2006.
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Featured in an article “The Physics of Swimming: Faster Than They Should Be” in Discover magazine, February 2006: 22-23.
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ScienceNow Daily News- New twist on an old spin, 2/8/2006
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Ocean Indigo (Italy)- Delfini, svelato il segreto delle piroette (indigo.splinder.com), 2/9/2006
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KOMPAS Cyber Media (Indonesia)- Rahasia Tarian Lumba-lumba (2006)
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New Scientist- Dolphin does the twist to hit the sir spinning, 2/14/2006
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www.biomachinations.com- Aerial Spinner (2006)
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News ITALIA PRESS- Perchè I delfini fanno le piroette? (2006)
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Galileo: Giornale di scienza e problemi globali- Delfini, svelato il segreto delle piroette (2006)
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Israel High-Tech & Investment Report, April 2006
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Whale and Dolphin Magazine: Spin doctors, May/June 2006.
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TEKNOLOJI (Turkey)- Yunuslar suda nasil ziplar? (2006)
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Anders Fernsehen- Delfine beginnen ihre Pirouetten bereits unter Wasser, 6/2/06
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Interviewed in an article “Flippered robot mimics sea creatures” in Discovery Channel News Feature. (2006)
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Interviewed for article “Marine technology inspired by dolphins’ speed” for PHYORG.COM (https://phys.org/news/2006-06-marine-technology-dolphins.html) (2006)
2004
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Publication of the letter "Fish Knows" in the Annals of Improbable Research 9(6): 2. (2004)
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Mimicking Humpback Whale Flippers May Improve Airplane Wing Design
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Science: Flipper Flight, 304: 1106. (2004)
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Scientific American: Bumpy Flying, August 2004: 18-20. (2004)
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Natural History: As the Whale Turns, June 2004: 24-25. (2004)
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Science Daily: Mimicking Humpback Whale Flipper May Improve Airplane Wing Design (2004), www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2004/05/040512044455.htm
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Vancouver Aquarium Aquanews: New Airplane Wing Mimics Humpback Whale Flippers (2004)
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Netzeitung Wissenschaft: Fliegen wie ein Buckelwal schwimmt. (2004)
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Herald Sun: Humpback whale flippers inspire engineers to improve airplane wings, May 25, 2004.
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Science News: Marvels of Engineering, September 4, 2004: 154-156.
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Journal of Experimental Biology: Outside JEB: Humpback's Bumpy Flippers, 207(21): iv, 2004.
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Prism (American Society of Engineering Education) 14(4):13, December, 2004.
2003
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Technical expert for Natural History New Zealand film "Spinner Dolphins."
2002
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Cover design of Integrative and Comparative Biology Volume 42 Number 1, (February 2002)
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Research on humpback whales highlighted in NatureAustralia 27(6): 22-23. (2002)
2001
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Research highlighted in the article: Le Page, M. 2001. Speed bumps give humpbacks a surprise boost. New Scientist, 13 January, p. 22. (2001)
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Research highlighted in advertisement by Peak Performance Technologies Inc. (2001)
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Research on energetics of platypus knuckle-walking highlighted on the Canadian television show @Discovery.ca in the Weird and Wonderful Science segment. (2001)
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Interviewed by Outside magazine for the Wild File section. (March, 2001)
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2001- Research on humpback whales highlighted on the Animal Update segment of radio show Living on Earth. (March 9, 2001)
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Interviewed by Muse magazine. (2001)
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Interviewed for an article, "Children and courting pairs love return of firefly season" which appeared in the Daily Local News (July 2, 2001)
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Interviewed for Science News article on buoyant balaenids. (2001)
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Featured in PBS series Evolution: Great Transformations. (September 9, 2001)
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Featured in the Daily Local News article “Fish Story”. (November 1, 2001)
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Featured on the television show Walking with Prehistoric Beasts, which was produced by the BBC and aired on the Discovery Channel (December 9, 2001)
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Highlighted in an article "A Whale of a Tale" in Machine Design for work on an animatronic Orca on exhibit in the Nagoya Port Public Aquarium in Japan. (December 13, 2001)
2000
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Interviewed for news article “ Flipper’s Flippant Formula” which appeared in Newsday. (March 7, 2000)
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Interviewed for news article “How whales, dolphins, seals dive so deep” which appeared in Science News 157(15): 230. (2000)
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Interviewed for news article “In nature, animals that stop and start win the race” which appeared in Science 288: 83-85. (2000)
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Interviewed for news article “Grebes propelled by fancy footwork” on Discovery.com News (October 5, 2000).
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Radio interview by the Australian Broadcasting Company on ancient bacteria (October 18, 2000).
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Interviewed for news article “WCU pair find oldest organism” which appeared in the Daily Local News (October 19, 2000).
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Interviewed for Nature Science Update article “Stiff fish in a spin”. (2000)
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Interviewed by Daily Local News for article “Science teachers ponder change in Pa. Treatment of evolution theory.” (2000)
1999
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Interviewed for article " Shedding light on dolphins" in American Scientist 87: 216-217. (1999)
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Interviewed for news article “Experts: Study fish to swim better” which appeared on the Associated Press Wire (April 2, 1999).
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Interviewed for news article “Go Fish! Studying the critters makes for speedier swimmers” which appeared on HealthScout (www.healthscout.com). (April 13, 1999)
1998
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Research highlighted in an article "Schnabeltiere als flotte Schwimmer" which was published in Natur and Wissenschaft section of the German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung. (March 11, 1998)
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Featured in book, At the Water's Edge, by Carl Zimmer published by the Free Press. (1998)
1997
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Cover of Journal of Experimental Biology Volume 200(8). (1997)
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Featured in article "Ducklings and Dolphins and Fish- oh My!" in West Chester University Magazine (Summer 1997).
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Cover of West Chester University Magazine (Summer 1997).
1996
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Research on hydroplaning ducklings highlighted on the Canadian television show @Discovery.ca in the Weird and Wonderful Science segment. (1996)
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Highlighted in article " Beastly Olympics" in August issue of Discover Magazine. (1996)
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Interviewed by Outside magazine for the Wild File section. (1996)
1995
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Interviewed for radio broadcast by American Institute of Physics Science Report on Physics and Animals. (1995)
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Research on energetics of formation swimming highlighted on the Canadian television show @Discovery.ca in the Weird and Wonderful Science segment. (1995)
1994
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Research on hydroplaning in ducklings highlighted in Discover Magazine. (1994)
1988
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Research on jet-propelled frogfishes highlighted in the Tropical Fish Hobbyist. (1988)
1985
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Research films were on display at the American Museum of Natural History in an exhibit entitled, "Captured Motion: Skeletal Studies by S. Harmsted Chubb." (1985)