Sound in the Sea

Arthropod acoustic communication is a primary focus at the Patek Lab. Here you can find our acoustically oriented research projects along with sounds and video of spiny lobsters (Palinuridae) and mantis shrimp (Stomatopoda).
Mechanics of Movement

The Patek Lab studies the mechanics of animal motion in both mantis shrimp (Stomatopoda) and ants. Here you can find these research projects along with images, sounds, and video of animal movement.
Why This Matters

Our research has larger implications both in the field of biology and our planet’s ecosystem. Explore connections between Patek Lab research and the surrounding world!

Patek Lab phone: (919) 613-0994
Main lab: 026 Biological Sciences Building

Michael Rosario joining the lab as a NEAGEP intern in January 2010.

Michael Rosario, former UC Berkeley Integrative Biology undergraduate, will be joining the lab in January 2010 as a NEAGEP intern. He will be exploring his interests in biomechanics and human health while preparing for further graduate-level work. More information about this program can be found at the NGEAP website: http://www.neagep.org/.

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Sound in the Sea

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Why This Matters

Michael Rosario joining the lab as a NEAGEP intern in January 2010.