Shuikuan Liu

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Shuikuan Liu is a leading researcher in biomimetic underwater propulsion and computational fluid dynamics (CFD), whose work bridges the gap between biological locomotion and robotic engineering. His most-cited study, "The Analysis of Biomimetic Caudal Fin Propulsion Mechanism with CFD" (2020, 17 citations), investigates how fish achieve extraordinary underwater movement with high mobility, flexibility, and energy efficiency. By analyzing the low-energy, high-performance propulsion methods found in nature, Liu provides critical insights for developing bionic underwater robots and advanced propulsive technologies. His research directly addresses the challenge of replicating biological efficiency in artificial systems, offering a foundation for more agile and sustainable autonomous underwater vehicles. Liu’s contributions are particularly impactful in the fields of biomimetics and marine robotics, where his CFD-based analyses help engineers design fins and thrust mechanisms inspired by real fish. With his work cited by peers exploring bionic propulsion, Liu stands out for translating complex biological principles into practical engineering solutions, making him a key figure in the advancement of next-generation underwater robotics.