Jean-Michel Mongeau
Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering and of Biomedical Engineering
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204 Reber
University Park PA, - jmm1175@psu.edu
- 814-865-7842
Most Recent Publications
Hummingbirds rapidly respond to the removal of vision and control a sequence of rate-commanded maneuvers in milliseconds
Md Zafar Anwar, Bret Tobalske, Suyash Agrawal, Jean-Michel Mongeau, Haoxiang Luo, B Cheng, Proceedings of the Royal Society B
Introduction to moving in an uncertain world adaptively in biological and bioinspired systems
Kaushik Jayaram, Jean-Michel Mongeau, 2024, Integrative and Comparative Biology
An engineering perspective to unravel adaptive organismal locomotion
Jean-Michel Mongeau, Kaushik Jayaram, 2024, Integrative and Comparative Biology
Moving in an uncertain world: robust and adaptive control of locomotion from organisms to machine intelligence.
Jean-Michel Mongeau, Yu Yang, Ignacio Escalante, Noah Cowan, Kaushik Jayaram, 2024, Integrative and Comparative Biology
A model of the cockroach antenna links tactile features to distinct motifs on a soft sensor
Lingsheng Meng, Parker McDonnell, Kaushik Jayaram, Jean-Michel Mongeau, 2024, Integrative and Comparative Biology
Design of an insect scale robophysical model of the cockroach antenna with integrated sensing
Parker McDonnell, Lingsheng Meng, Jean-Michel Mongeau, Kaushik Jayaram, 2024, Integrative and Comparative Biology
Drosophila flying in augmented reality reveals the vision-based control autonomy of the optomotor response
Benjamin Cellini, Marioalberto Ferrero, Jean Michel Mongeau, 2024, Current Biology on p. 68-78.e4
The influence of saccades on yaw gaze stabilization in fly flight
Brock A. Davis, Brock Davish, Jean Michel Mongeau, 2023, PLoS Computational Biology on p. e1011746
Flies adaptively control flight to compensate for added inertia
Wael Salem, Benjamin Cellini, Eric Jaworski, Jean Michel Mongeau, 2023, Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences
Hawkmoths regulate flight torques with their abdomen for yaw control
V Le, B Cellini, Rudolf Schilder, Jean Michel Mongeau, 2023, Journal of Experimental Biology
Most-Cited Papers
Transition by head-on collision: mechanically mediated manoeuvres in cockroaches and small robots
Kaushik Jayaram, Jean Michel Mongeau, Anand Mohapatra, Paul Birkmeyer, Ronald S. Fearing, Robert J. Full, 2018, Journal of the Royal Society Interface on p. 1-11
Drosophila Spatiotemporally Integrates Visual Signals to Control Saccades
Jean Michel Mongeau, Mark A. Frye, 2017, Current Biology on p. 2901-2914.e2
Flies land upside down on a ceiling using rapid visually mediated rotational maneuvers
Pan Liu, Sanjay P. Sane, Jean-Michel Mongeau, Jianguo Zhao, Bo Cheng, 2019, Science advances
Non-canonical Receptive Field Properties and Neuromodulation of Feature-Detecting Neurons in Flies
C Städele, M Keleş, Jean Michel Mongeau, M Frye, 2020, Current Biology on p. 2508-2519.e6
Active vision shapes and coordinates flight motor responses in flies
Benjamin Cellini, Jean Michel Mongeau, 2020, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America on p. 23085-23095
Sensory processing within cockroach antenna enables rapid implementation of feedback control for high-speed running maneuvers
Jean Michel Mongeau, Simon N. Sponberg, John P. Miller, Robert J. Full, 2015, Journal of Experimental Biology on p. 2344-2354
Mechanisms of punctuated vision in fly flight
Benjamin Cellini, Wael Salem, Jean Michel Mongeau, 2021, Current Biology on p. 4009-4024.e3
Mechanical processing via passive dynamic properties of the cockroach antenna can facilitate control during rapid running
Jean Michel Mongeau, Alican Demir, Chris J. Dallmann, Kaushik Jayaram, Noah J. Cowan, Robert J. Full, 2014, Journal of Experimental Biology on p. 3333-3345
Visuomotor strategies for object approach and aversion in Drosophila melanogaster
Jean Michel Mongeau, Karen Y. Cheng, Jacob Aptekar, Mark A. Frye, 2019, Journal of Experimental Biology
Hybrid visual control in fly flight: insights into gaze shift via saccades
Benjamin Cellini, Jean Michel Mongeau, 2020, Current Opinion in Insect Science on p. 23-31
News Articles Featuring Jean-Michel Mongeau
Nov 18, 2022
Fruit flies use corrective movements to maintain stability after injury
Fruit flies can quickly compensate for catastrophic wing injuries, researchers found, maintaining the same stability after losing up to 40% of a wing. This finding could inform the design of versatile robots, which face the similar challenge of having to quickly adapt to mishaps in the field.
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