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Brian Taylor

Assistant Professor

Case Western Reserve University

Affiliations

Case School of Engineering

Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering

Brian Taylor is currently serving as a Case School Of Engineering Assistant Professor at Case Western Reserve University.

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Case Western Reserve University

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navigation neuroscience robotics aerospace engineering magnetic fields systems engineering biomechanics magnetic signatures ecology computational neuroscience computational biology theoretical biology whegs robot instrumentation magnetism distributed sensing comparative physiology magnetic field properties dynamic neural fields sequential measurements magnetic inclination angle long-distance transequatorial navigation artificial intelligence coordination chemistry avian biology bioenergetics physiological measurements biomedical imaging bio-inspired computation magnetic resonance cybernetics animal behavior animal physiology animal cognition animal science marine engineering instrumentation engineering intelligent robotics theoretical ecology magnetic measurement environmental magnetism magnetic sensors biocybernetics bio-inspired systems aerial robotics aeronautics comparative psychology charge transport movement analysis space robotics optical engineering path planning sensing mechanisms robotic sensing sensor design sensory science bioacoustics bio-inspired robotics nonorthogonal environments magnetic field intensity autonomous systems computational framework sea turtle migration resource management magnetic reception multimodal sensing terrestrial mobility automation bio-inspired design design engineering technology machine learning energy storage engineering mechanics artificial life advanced intelligent system

Notable Scholarly Works

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Bioinspired Magnetic Navigation for Exploring Celestial Bodies. Lecture notes in computer science (2024)

Renzhi LiThao Quynh NgoJeffrey P. GillCatherine KehlBrian K. Taylor

computer sciencecelestial bodies

Bioinspired Navigation Based on Distributed Sensing in the Leech Using Dynamic Neural Fields. Lecture notes in computer science (2024)

Sebastian T. NicholsJeffrey P. GillBruno MotaCynthia M. HarleyBrian K. Taylor

dynamic neural fieldscomputer scienceneural computation

Biomechanics of Transduction by Mechanosensory Cilia for Prey Detection in Aquatic Organisms. Journal of Theoretical Biology (2024)

Faye PiephoffBrian K. TaylorCatherine E. KehlBruno MotaCynthia M. Harley

theoretical biologyphysiologymechanosensory ciliaprey detectionbiomechanics

Navigation by Magnetic Signatures in a Realistic Model of Earth’s Magnetic Field. Bioinspiration & Biomimetics (2024)

Jeffrey P GillBrian K Taylor

biophysicsrealistic modelearth sciencemagnetic signaturesnavigationmagnetic fieldsplanetary sciences

Biomechanics of Transduction by Mechanosensory Cilia. (2023)

Faye PiephoffBrian Kyle TaylorCatherine KehlBruno MotaCynthia Harley

biophysicsmechanosensory ciliabiomechanics

A Real-World Implementation of Neurally-Based Magnetic Reception and Navigation. Lecture notes in computer science (2022)

Andrew HarveyBrian K. Taylor

computer sciencetechnologyneuroscienceneurally-based magnetic receptionnavigationreal-world implementation

Sensation to Navigation: A Computational Neuroscience Approach to Magnetic Field Navigation. Journal of Comparative Physiology A (2022)

Sebastian NicholsLuke HavensBrian Taylor

comparative physiologymagnetic field navigationneurosciencenavigationcomputational neuroscience

A Bioinspired Navigation Strategy That Uses Magnetic Signatures to Navigate Without Gps in a Linearized Northern Atlantic Ocean: A Simulation Study. Bioinspiration & Biomimetics (2021)

Brian K TaylorMargaret K BernishSusan A PizzutiCatherine E Kehl

oceanographybioinspired navigation strategysimulation studynavigationecologymagnetic signatures

A Computational Framework for Studying Energetics and Resource Management in Sea Turtle Migration and Autonomous Systems. Journal of Theoretical Biology (2021)

Delaney O’ConnellCatherine E. KehlBrian K. TaylorJoseph PiacenzaSusan PiacenzaKenneth John Faller II

systems engineeringcomputational biologymarine biologyphysiologytheoretical biologymathematical biologytheoretical ecologyavian biologybioenergeticssea turtle migrationcomputational frameworkautonomous systemsresource managementsystems biology

Long-Distance Transequatorial Navigation Using Sequential Measurements of Magnetic Inclination Angle. Journal of The Royal Society Interface (2021)

Brian K. TaylorKenneth J. LohmannLuke T. HavensCatherine M. F. LohmannJesse Granger

earth sciencemagnetic inclination anglelong-distance transequatorial navigationsequential measurementsnavigationplanetary sciences

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Brian Taylor

Assistant Professor

Case Western Reserve University

Affiliations

Case School of Engineering

Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering

Brian Taylor is currently serving as a Case School Of Engineering Assistant Professor at Case Western Reserve University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Case Western Reserve University

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Bioinspired Magnetic Navigation for Exploring Celestial Bodies. Lecture notes in computer science (2024)

Renzhi LiThao Quynh NgoJeffrey P. GillCatherine KehlBrian K. Taylor

computer sciencecelestial bodies

Bioinspired Navigation Based on Distributed Sensing in the Leech Using Dynamic Neural Fields. Lecture notes in computer science (2024)

Sebastian T. NicholsJeffrey P. GillBruno MotaCynthia M. HarleyBrian K. Taylor

dynamic neural fieldscomputer scienceneural computation

Biomechanics of Transduction by Mechanosensory Cilia for Prey Detection in Aquatic Organisms. Journal of Theoretical Biology (2024)

Faye PiephoffBrian K. TaylorCatherine E. KehlBruno MotaCynthia M. Harley

theoretical biologyphysiologymechanosensory ciliaprey detectionbiomechanics

Navigation by Magnetic Signatures in a Realistic Model of Earth’s Magnetic Field. Bioinspiration & Biomimetics (2024)

Jeffrey P GillBrian K Taylor

biophysicsrealistic modelearth sciencemagnetic signaturesnavigationmagnetic fieldsplanetary sciences

Biomechanics of Transduction by Mechanosensory Cilia. (2023)

Faye PiephoffBrian Kyle TaylorCatherine KehlBruno MotaCynthia Harley

biophysicsmechanosensory ciliabiomechanics

A Real-World Implementation of Neurally-Based Magnetic Reception and Navigation. Lecture notes in computer science (2022)

Andrew HarveyBrian K. Taylor

computer sciencetechnologyneuroscienceneurally-based magnetic receptionnavigationreal-world implementation

Sensation to Navigation: A Computational Neuroscience Approach to Magnetic Field Navigation. Journal of Comparative Physiology A (2022)

Sebastian NicholsLuke HavensBrian Taylor

comparative physiologymagnetic field navigationneurosciencenavigationcomputational neuroscience

A Bioinspired Navigation Strategy That Uses Magnetic Signatures to Navigate Without Gps in a Linearized Northern Atlantic Ocean: A Simulation Study. Bioinspiration & Biomimetics (2021)

Brian K TaylorMargaret K BernishSusan A PizzutiCatherine E Kehl

oceanographybioinspired navigation strategysimulation studynavigationecologymagnetic signatures

A Computational Framework for Studying Energetics and Resource Management in Sea Turtle Migration and Autonomous Systems. Journal of Theoretical Biology (2021)

Delaney O’ConnellCatherine E. KehlBrian K. TaylorJoseph PiacenzaSusan PiacenzaKenneth John Faller II

Long-Distance Transequatorial Navigation Using Sequential Measurements of Magnetic Inclination Angle. Journal of The Royal Society Interface (2021)

Brian K. TaylorKenneth J. LohmannLuke T. HavensCatherine M. F. LohmannJesse Granger

earth sciencemagnetic inclination anglelong-distance transequatorial navigationsequential measurementsnavigationplanetary sciences

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