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Kakani Katija’s research may change the way we think about the ocean, its creatures, and the world’s weather patterns. Katija, a National Geographic Emerging Explorer, is researching ocean mixing, the process of warm, sun-filled surface water mixing with cold, nutrient-rich water near the bottom of the ocean. Kakani Katija is a bioengineer and National Geographic Emerging Explorer. She is currently a postdoctoral fellow at the Monterey Bay Research Institute, where she is interested in bio-inspired engineering design, experimental fluid dynamics, feeding ecology of marine organisms, propulsive mechanisms of marine organisms, biological fluid mechanics, and ocean instrument development. Kakani Katija Young and Ikaika Young compete during the dance final of the State Farm U.S. Figure Skating Championships at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California.DIGITAL IMAGE.

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Sort by citations Sort by year Sort by title. Kakani Katija. 514 likes. Bioengineer, Principal Engineer at MBARI, and National Geographic Explorer. View Kakani Katija’s profile on LinkedIn, the world's largest professional community. Kakani has 5 jobs listed on their profile.

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Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute. 7700 Sandholdt Road. Moss Landing, CA 95039. Phone: (831) 775-1952.

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doi: 10.1038/s41586-020-2345-2.

Winds, ocean currents, and tides are responsible for most ocean mixing. View Kakani Katija’s profile on LinkedIn, the world's largest professional community. Kakani has 5 jobs listed on their profile.
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Subscribe: How can ocean creatures, such as giant larvaceans, inspire new technologies? In this illuminating talk, Kakani Katija tells of her path from being a world cl Kakani Katija MBARI. Revealing the structure and function of deep-sea, giant larvacean mucus houses using novel ROV-deployable imaging technology.

Shes exploring the external power sources that propel the perpetual motion of oceans. Winds and tides have long been known to drive currents circulating within the ocean.
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in Bioengineering at the Name: Kakani Katija. Job: Bioengineer. Kakani Katija studies the movements of jellyfish and other ocean animals. Where do you work? Sometimes I work in my In this video, Dr. Kakani Katija, the JoVE Featured Scientist, explains her research on jellyfish movement and ocean climate. Biography of Kakani Katija. Find fees and other booking information for Kakani Katija speaking engagements and appearances at live and virtual events.