Graham Scarr

Graham Scarr is a theoretical morphologist, chartered biologist, and osteopath with a particular interest in structural mechanics. He is the author of "Biotensegrity: The Structural Basis of Life," a book that brings together all aspects of tensegrity/biotensegrity for the first time.

Graham Scarr has a particular interest in biotensegrity and tensegrity models and has given presentations on tensegrity models and their application to biology.

• 2020
  Biotensegrity: What is the big deal?
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• 2017
  The significance of closed kinematic chains to biological movement and dynamic stability
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• 2016
  Fascial hierarchies and the relevance of crossed-helical arrangements of collagen to changes in shape; part II: The proposed effect of blood pressure (Traube-Hering-Mayer) waves on the fascia
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• 2008
  Simple geometry in complex organisms
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