Research
Mhatre's work has covered insect communication and biomechanics. Some of her research has been focused on Black Widow spiders, [1] and she has been called a "Tree cricket expert". [5] Her work has had applications beyond spiders and insects to Tuvan throat singers,where she collaborated with a group to investigate how these unique sounds were produced. [6]
Mhatre holds an NSERC Canada Research Chair, [3] and was a recipient of the Marie Curie Fellowship to support her post doctoral research.
The Otomi tree cricket Oecanthus mhatreae was named after her. [7] [8] [9]
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