S Tonia Hsieh

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Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2018-2024
Publications (10 Years): 7

Top Topics

Pseudomonas Aeruginosa

Top Venues

The Journal of experimental biology

Integrative and comparative biology

Temple University

Harvard University (PHD)

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Affiliation History

Temple University Jul 01 2017

United States

Associate Professor :: Biology

Temple University - Jun 30 2017

United States

Assistant Professor :: Biology

University of Florida

United States

Assistant Professor :: Biology

Education History

Harvard University

United States

PHD :: Organismic and Evolutionary Biology

Publications

Theodore Bien, Benjamin H Alexander, Chengpei Li, Natalie Goeler-Slough, S Tonia Hsieh, Suzanne Amador Kane
Using Pose Estimation and 3D Rendered Models to Study Leg-Mediated Self-righting by Lanternflies. Integrative and comparative biology (2024)
Theodore Bien, Benjamin H Alexander, Eva White, S Tonia Hsieh, Suzanne Amador Kane
Sizing up spotted lanternfly nymphs for instar determination and growth allometry. PloS one 18 (2) (2023)
Theodore Bien, Benjamin H Alexander, Eva White, S Tonia Hsieh, Suzanne Amador Kane
Sizing up spotted lanternfly nymphs for instar determination and growth allometry. PloS one 18 (2) (2023)
Theodore Bien, Benjamin H Alexander, Eva White, S Tonia Hsieh, Suzanne Amador Kane
Sizing up spotted lanternfly nymphs for instar determination and growth allometry. PloS one 18 (2) (2023)
Theodore Bien, Benjamin H Alexander, Eva White, S Tonia Hsieh, Suzanne Amador Kane
Sizing up spotted lanternfly nymphs for instar determination and growth allometry. PloS one 18 (2) (2023)
Chengpei Li, Aaron J Xu, Eric Beery, S Tonia Hsieh, Suzanne Amador Kane
Putting a new spin on insect jumping performance using 3D modeling and computer simulations of spotted lanternfly nymphs. The Journal of experimental biology (2023)
Simon Wilshin, Paul S Shamble, Kyle J Hovey, Ryan Harris, Andrew J Spence, S Tonia Hsieh
Limping following limb loss increases locomotor stability. The Journal of experimental biology 221 (Pt 18) (2018)