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46
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About
Ce Guo is a leading researcher in biomimetics and bio-inspired engineering, with a focus on understanding and replicating the remarkable mechanical and adhesive systems found in nature. His work primarily explores the locomotion and adhesion of geckos, the drilling mechanisms of beetles, and the structural properties of porcupine quills. Guo’s major contributions include the development of an ionic polymer-metal composite actuator enhanced with carbon nanotubes to actively imitate gecko toe locomotion, a key advancement for climbing robots. His comparative studies on gecko setae structure and adhesion, along with divisional innervation analyses, have deepened the understanding of biological motion and reception. Guo has also applied nanoindentation and finite element methods to characterize the rostrum and claws of *Cyrtotrachelus buqueti*, revealing structure-function relationships that inform bio-inspired design. His recent work on porcupine quills demonstrates multiscale characterization for enhanced mechanical performance. With over 46 citations across his most-cited papers, Guo’s interdisciplinary research bridges biology and engineering, offering practical insights for robotics and materials science.
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