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  1. Romano D., Porfiri M., Zahadat P., & Schmickl T. (2024). Animal–robot interaction—an emerging field at the intersection of biology and robotics. Bioinspiration & Biomimetics 19(2), 020201, 10.1088/1748-3190/ad2086. (link)
  2. Wiktoria Rajewicz, Chao Wu, Donato Romano, Alexandre Campo, Farshad Arvin, Alexander J Casson, Godfried Jansen van Vuuren, Cesare Stefanini, Joshua Cherian Varughese, Barry Lennox, Thomas Schmickl, Ronald Thenius. (2023). Organisms as sensors in biohybrid entities as a novel tool for in-field aquatic monitoring. Bioinspiration & Biomimetics. 19(1). 10.1088/1748-3190/ad0c5d (link)
  3. Michael Vogrin, Wiktoria Rajewicz, Thomas Schmickl, Ronald Thenius. (2023). Improving the Accuracy of a Biohybrid for Environmental Monitoring. Sensors, 23(5), 10.3390/s23052722. (link)
  4. Wiktoria Rajewicz, Donato Romano, Thomas Schmickl, Ronald Thenius. (2023). Daphnia’s phototaxis as an indicator in ecotoxicological studies: a review. Aquatic Toxicology, 106762, ISSN 0166-445X, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.aquatox.2023.106762. (link)

  5. Rajewicz, W., Helmer, N., Schmickl, T., & Thenius, R. (2023). Living Organisms as Sensors for Biohybrid Monitoring Systems. In Conference on Biomimetic and Biohybrid Systems (pp. 348-362). Cham: Springer Nature Switzerland. (link)

  6. Rajewicz, W., Schmickl, T., & Thenius, R. (2023). Daphnia as a living sensor for underwater biohybrid systems. In ALIFE 2023: Ghost in the Machine: Proceedings of the 2023 Artificial Life Conference. MIT Press. (link) RECORDED TALK

  7. Rajewicz, W., Schmickl, T., & Thenius, R. (2022). The Use of Robots in Aquatic Biomonitoring with Special Focus on Biohybrid Entities. In International Conference on Robotics in Alpe-Adria Danube Region (pp. 521-527). Springer, Cham.

  8. Rajewicz, W., Helmer, N., Arvin, A., Wu, C., Zechmeister, T., Schmickl, T., & Thenius, R. (2022). Daphnia as a sensor for underwater monitoring systems. In Conference: SIL - Austrian Limnological Association. Poster. (link)

  9. Rajewicz, W., Helmer, N., Zechmeister, T., Schmickl, T., & Thenius, R. (2022). Biohybrids for environmental monitoring. In 7th Research Symposium of the Nationalparks Austria. Poster. (link)

  10. Rajewicz, W., Romano, D., Varughese, J., Schmickl, T., & Thenius, R. (2022, July). Lifeforms potentially useful for automated underwater monitoring systems. In ALIFE 2022: The 2022 Conference on Artificial Life. MIT Press. (link)

  11. Rajewicz, W., Romano, D., Varughese, J. C., Vuuren, G. J. V., Campo, A., Thenius, R., & Schmickl, T. (2021). Freshwater organisms potentially useful as biosensors and power-generation mediators in biohybrid robotics. Biological Cybernetics, 115(6), 615-628. (link)

  12. Romano, D., Rossetti, G., & Stefanini, C. (2021). Learning on a chip: Towards the development of trainable biohybrid sensors by investigating cognitive processes in non-marine Ostracoda via a miniaturised analytical system. Biosystems Engineering, 213, 162-174.

  13. Thenius, R., Rajewicz, W., Varughese, J.C., Schoenwetter-Fuchs, S., Arvin, F., Casson, A., Wu, C., Lennox, B., Campo, A., van Vuuren, G.J. and Stefanini, C., 2021. Biohybrid Entities for Environmental Monitoring. Proceedings of the ALIFE 2021: The 2021 Conference on Artificial Life. pp. 33

  14. Romano, D., & Stefanini, C. (2021). Bio-robotic cues show how the Trinidadian guppy male recognises the morphological features of receptive females. Behavioural Processes, 182, 104283.​

  15. Romano D., Stefanini C. (2021, April). Any colour you like: using animal-robot interaction to unravel mechanisms promoting phenotypically heterogeneous fish aggregations. Proceedings of the ALIFE 2021: The 2021 Conference on Artificial Life. pp. 32

  16. Afroz, A.S., Romano, D., Inglese, F. and Stefanini, C., 2021. Towards Bio-Hybrid Energy Harvesting in the Real-World: Pushing the Boundaries of Technologies and Strategies Using Bio-Electrochemical and Bio-Mechanical Processes. Applied Sciences, 11(5), p.2220.

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