Home › Harvard University Uses Electrodynamic Shaker to Simulate Bumblebee Vibration Frequency
 

Keywords :   


Harvard University Uses Electrodynamic Shaker to Simulate Bumblebee Vibration Frequency

2014-02-19 06:00:00| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

Cincinnati, OH &mdash; Harvard University's Concord Field Station research facility, headed by Dr. Stacey Combes, recently began a series of experiments to test if the frequency at which a Bumblebee vibrates its body has an effect on the amount of pollen the flower releases.<br /> <br /> "We attached a flower called a Bittersweet Nightshade to the stinger of The Modal Shop's electrodynamic shaker with integrated amplifier, called the SmartShaker. We then connected the shaker to a data ...This story is related to the following:Electrodynamic Shakers |

Tags: university frequency harvard vibration

Category:Industrial Goods and Services

Latest from this category

All news
17.05Next MANAchat Series Scheduled for the Week of June 10
15.05Relationship Reviews Strengthening the Partnership Between Manufacturer and Rep
14.05Consolidated Financial Statements for the twelve-month period ended March 31, 2024
14.05Actions to Implement Management that is Conscious of Cost of Capital and Stock Price
Industrial Goods and Services »
20.05IMDA launches annual IMDA Awards Competition
20.05Registration opens for FTAs Fall Technical Conference 2024
20.05Voting begins for Colored By INX Can Design Contest
20.05New Study Highlights Biodegradability of Cotton and Cellulosic Microfibers
20.05New ACA-Published Industry Market Analysis for the Paint & Coatings Industry Now Available
20.05Ulta Beauty Launches Same-Day Delivery with DoorDash
20.05Nivea Crmes Limited-Edition Pride Tin Heralds New Initiative with PFLAG
20.05Sheboygan Paint Company Appoints New Technical Sales Representative
More »