The Tesla valve (TV), a valvular conduit invented by Nicola Tesla over a century ago, has
recently acquired significant attention and application in various fields because of the …

A Tesla valve is a passive check valve but with no-moving parts. The unique diode nature of
Tesla valves makes them attractive for fluid control in many engineering fields, such as …

Tesla valve is a particular check valve that can be used as a fluidic diode, but has no moving
parts, and shows promising applications in macro-and microfluidic systems. Fluidic diode …

Fish biologists have long assumed a link between intestinal length and diet, and relative gut
length or Zihler's index are often used to classify species into trophic groups. This has been …

Highly migratory pelagic sharks have the potential to serve as carriers of particle
contamination in a vast three-dimensional space. We investigate the occurrence …

Marine elasmobranchs are ureosmotic, retaining large concentrations of urea to balance
their internal osmotic pressure with that of the external marine environment. The synthesis of …

The article proposes new, easy-to-manufacture multivariate tubular Tesla valves that can be
used in the educational process at universities and colleges. Detailed instructions for …

It is well-known that a Tesla valve allows fluids to flow unidirectionally without moving parts;
however, how Tesla valves interact with active matters and the potential applications of …

Thousands of coprolites have been collected from the Upper Miocene
(Tortonian/Pannonian) sands of the Pécs-Danitzpuszta sand pit, one of the most important …

The one-to-one mapping of control inputs to actuator outputs results in elaborate routing
architectures that limit how complex fluidic soft robot behaviours can currently become …