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Julian K.A. Langowski is a postdoctoral researcher at the Experimental Zoology Group (EZO) at Wageningen University & Research (WUR), The Netherlands. for his PhD, he studied the complex attachment system of tree frogs. Currently, he works on the fundamentals of soft biological gripping systems, and the biomimetic potential of these systems for the development of bioinspired soft robots (dutchsoftrobotics.nl). Julian's research interests include biomimetics, bioadhesion, and biomechanics.

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Extraordinarily ordinary: Mucus glands and mucus in the sticky toes of tree frogs - 26th July 2019
Kermit’s sticky little fingers: What do we know (and what not) about tree frog attachment? - 6th September 2018

Extraordinarily ordinary: Mucus glands and mucus in the sticky toes of tree frogs

26/07/2019

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Surprisingly little is known on the nature of the secreted mucus and on the morphology of the glands that produce mucus in the sticky toes of tree frogs. In… Read more »

Kermit’s sticky little fingers: What do we know (and what not) about tree frog attachment?

06/09/2018

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Tree frogs have an incredible ability to attach to a range of surfaces from smooth glass to rough wood in both wet and dry conditions. Julian Langowski,… Read more »

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Extraordinarily ordinary: Mucus glands and mucus in the sticky toes of tree frogs

Kermit’s sticky little fingers: What do we know (and what not) about tree frog attachment?

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