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Lindsay Waldrop

Lindsay Waldrop

Assistant Professor

Biological Sciences, Schmid College of Science and Technology

Email: waldrop@chapman.edu

Education:: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Bachelor of Science
University of California, Berkeley, Ph.D.

Recent Creative, Scholarly Work and Publications: L. Burnett, N. Hebdon, P. Stevens, M. Moljo, bf L.D. Waldrop , L. DeGreeff. 2024. Dog sniffing biomechanic responses in an odor detection test of odorants with differing physical properties. Journal of Animal Science 102: skae353. DOI: 10.1093/jas/skae353.; D. Mejia, L. Burnett, N. Hebdon, P. Stevens, A. Shiber, C. Cranston, L. DeGreeff, L.D. Waldrop. 2024. Physical properties of odorants affect behavior of trained detection dogs during close-quarters searches. Scientific Reports 14: 4843.; L. He, J.W. Cain, L.D. Waldrop. 2020. Modeling action potential reversals in tunicate hearts. Physical Review E 102(6): 062421.; L.D. Waldrop, J.A. Rader. 2020. Melding Modeling and Morphology: A call for collaboration to address difficult questions about the evolution of form and function. Integrative and Comparative Biology 60(5): 1188–1192; L.D. Waldrop, Y. He, T.L. Hedrick, J.A. Rader. 2020. Functional morphology of gliding flight I. Modeling reveals distinct performance landscapes based on soaring strategies. Integrative and Comparative Biology 60(5): 1283–1296.; J.A. Rader, T.L. Hedrick, Y. He, L.D. Waldrop. 2020. Functional morphology of gliding flight II. Morphology follows predictions of gliding performance. Integrative and Comparative Biology 60(5): 1297–1308.; L.D. Waldrop, Y. He, T.N. Peterman, L.A. Miller. 2020. Uncertainty quantification as a method to infer physical constraints on parameters of pumping by valveless, tubular hearts. Journal of the Royal Society Interface 17: 20200232.; Tracy L. Mandel, De Zhen Zhou, Lindsay Waldrop, Maxime Theillard, Dustin Kleckner, and Shilpa Khatri Phys. Rev. Fluids 5, 124803.; L.D. Waldrop, Y. He, S. Khatri. 2018. What can computational modeling tell us about the diversity of odor-capture structures in the Pancrustacea? Journal of Chemical Ecology 44(12): 1084- 1100.