Search Results - "Dinneen, Sean R."

Dynamic pigmentary and structural coloration within cephalopod chromatophore organs by Williams, Thomas L., Senft, Stephen L., Yeo, Jingjie, Martín-Martínez, Francisco J., Kuzirian, Alan M., Martin, Camille A., DiBona, Christopher W., Chen, Chun-Teh, Dinneen, Sean R., Nguyen, Hieu T., Gomes, Conor M., Rosenthal, Joshua J. C., MacManes, Matthew D., Chu, Feixia, Buehler, Markus J., Hanlon, Roger T., Deravi, Leila F.

“…Chromatophore organs in cephalopod skin are known to produce ultra-fast changes in appearance for camouflage and communication. Light-scattering pigment…”
Get full text

Color Richness in Cephalopod Chromatophores Originating from High Refractive Index Biomolecules by Dinneen, Sean R, Osgood, Richard M, Greenslade, Margaret E, Deravi, Leila F

“…Cephalopods are arguably one of the most photonically sophisticated marine animals, as they can rapidly adapt their dermal color and texture to their…”
Get full text

Contributions of Phenoxazone-Based Pigments to the Structure and Function of Nanostructured Granules in Squid Chromatophores by Williams, Thomas L, DiBona, Christopher W, Dinneen, Sean R, Jones Labadie, Stephanie F, Chu, Feixia, Deravi, Leila F

“…Understanding the structure–function relationships of pigment-based nanostructures can provide insight into the molecular mechanisms behind biological…”
Get full text

Natural Light‐Scattering Nanoparticles Enable Visible through Short‐Wave Infrared Color Modulation by Kumar, Amrita, Osgood, Richard M., Dinneen, Sean R., Koker, Brian D., Pang, Richard, Deravi, Leila F.

“…Color is ubiquitous in nature; however, the ability to rapidly change color in response to environmental cues is unique to few biological systems. Cephalopods…”
Get full text

Biomimetic Colorants and Coatings Designed with Cephalopod-Inspired Nanocomposites by Martin, Camille A, Lin, Zhuangsheng, Kumar, Amrita, Dinneen, Sean R, Osgood, Richard M, Deravi, Leila F

“…Brilliant and dynamic colors in nature have stimulated the design of dyes and pigments with broad applications ranging from electronic displays to apparel…”
Get full text

Optical extinction of size-controlled aerosols generated from squid chromatophore pigments by Dinneen, Sean R., Greenslade, Margaret E., Deravi, Leila F.

“…Nanophotonic granules populate the interior of cephalopod chromatophores, contributing to their visible color by selectively absorbing and scattering light…”
Get full text

Color‐Changing Biomimetic Films: Natural Light‐Scattering Nanoparticles Enable Visible through Short‐Wave Infrared Color Modulation (Advanced Optical Materials 8/2018) by Kumar, Amrita, Osgood, Richard M., Dinneen, Sean R., Koker, Brian D., Pang, Richard, Deravi, Leila F.

“…An unlikely source for tunable visible through infrared light scattering emerges from nanoparticles isolated and processed from squid skin, as shown by Leila…”
Get full text

A Method for Extracting Pigments from Squid Doryteuthis pealeii by DiBona, Christopher W, Williams, Thomas L, Dinneen, Sean R, Jones Labadie, Stephanie F, Deravi, Leila F

“…Cephalopods can undergo rapid and adaptive changes in dermal coloration for sensing, communication, defense, and reproduction purposes. These capabilities are…”
Get full text

A Method for Extracting Pigments from Squid Doryteuthis pealeii by DiBona, Christopher W., Williams, Thomas L., Dinneen, Sean R., Jones Labadie, Stephanie F., Deravi, Leila F.

Get full text

Optical Properties of the Pigments from Cephalopod Chromatophores: Solution and Particle Determination by Dinneen, Sean R

“…Cephalopods are arguably one of the most photonically sophisticated marine animals, as they can rapidly adapt their dermal color and texture to their…”
Get full text