Michael Dickinson is TCCI®-affiliated faculty member and a biologist at Caltech who uses robots to study how insects fly. More recently, he has focused on insect neurobiology and behavior.
On this episode of Big Biology, hosts Art and Marty talk with Michael about the mysteries of tiny insect flight, and how the presumably simple brains of such animals enable them to navigate sometimes vast distances.
Michael Dickinson is TCCI®-affiliated faculty member and a biologist at Caltech who uses robots to study how insects fly. More recently, he has focused on insect neurobiology and behavior.
On this episode of Big Biology, hosts Art and Marty talk with Michael about the mysteries of tiny insect flight, and how the presumably simple brains of such animals enable them to navigate sometimes vast distances.
