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This project explores self-propelling colloidal particles to understand how their interactions create complex structures like swarms. By controlling particle movement using light, it aims to enhance our understanding of active matter and its potential applications in autonomous micro-robots for delivering payloads in l…
Self-propelling, i.e., active colloidal particles constitute a novel class of non-equilibrium systems which exhibit structural and dynamical features similar to those in assemblies of bacteria or other motile organisms.
Due to their reduced complexity, they provide an intriguing chance to understand the formation of dynamical structures in non-equilibrium systems in unprecedented detail. A central question in this rapidly growing field is, how interaction-rules determine the creation of e.g. swa…
UNIVERSITAT KONSTANZ
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Germany, Stuttgart
Type: University / higher education
Activity type: Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
SME: No
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