Chuchu Li

How honey bees dip nectar: dynamic spacing of tongue hairs facilitates to collect nectar of various viscosities.

Jianing Wu, Wei Zhang, Zike He, 2020, Journal of theoretical biology.

Double-rowed teeth: design specialization of the H. venator ants for enhanced tribological stability

Jianing Wu, H. Rajabi, Wei Zhang, 2021, Bioinspiration & biomimetics.

Conflicting Requirements for Transparency and Mechanical Stability in the Compound Eyes of Desert Locusts

S. Gorb, H. Rajabi, Chuchu Li, 2022, Advanced Materials Interfaces.

Drag Reduction in the Mouthpart of a Honeybee Facilitated by Galea Ridges for Nectar-Dipping Strategy

Shaoze Yan, Jianing Wu, Chuchu Li, 2015 .

A quick tongue: older honey bees dip nectar faster to compensate for mouthpart structure deterioration

Shaoze Yan, Jianing Wu, Chuchu Li, 2019, Journal of Experimental Biology.

Biomechanical strategies to reach a compromise between stiffness and flexibility in hind femora of desert locusts.

S. Gorb, H. Rajabi, Chuchu Li, 2021, Acta biomaterialia.

The Honeybee’s Protrusible Glossa is a Compliant Mechanism

Shaoze Yan, Jianing Wu, Yunqiang Yang, 2017 .