Jinqi Che
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Jinqi Che is a rising researcher in the field of bio-inspired engineering and morphing wing aerodynamics. His primary research focuses on the quantitative analysis of raptor wing mechanisms, particularly the folding motions and bionic design principles derived from the Peregrine Falcon (*Falco peregrinus*). Che’s major contribution lies in developing robust analytical methods to decode how raptors achieve exceptional, rapid wing shape and area changes—capabilities that surpass those of other birds, insects, or bats. By bridging functional morphology with mechanical design, his work provides a foundational framework for next-generation flapping-wing robots and adaptive morphing aircraft. His most-cited paper, “Quantitative analysis of the morphing wing mechanism of raptors” (2022, 14 citations), has already influenced peers exploring muscle-skeleton mechanics and flapping robot design. Though early in his career, Che’s precise, data-driven approach to understanding nature’s most agile flyers positions him as a key voice in translating avian flight efficiency into engineering innovation.
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