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Inhomogeneous diffusion in confined colloidal suspensions.

Soft Matter
Jung G, Villada-Balbuena A, Franosch T.
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Emergent quantum Majorana metal from a chiral spin liquid. [PDF]

Nat Commun
Zhu P, Feng S, Wang K, Xiang T, Trivedi N.   +4 more
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Evolution and structural diversity of the MotAB stator: insights into the origins of bacterial flagellar motility. [PDF]

mBio
Puente-Lelievre C, Ridone P, Douglas J, Amritkar K, Kaçar B, Baker MAB, Matzke NJ.   +6 more
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Rolling of stimuli-bent cylindrical robots using contact finite element simulations.

Soft Matter
He S, Yu H, Kouwenhoven MBN, Paoletti P, Dijkstra M, Xuan C.   +5 more
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One- and two-particle microrheology of soft materials based on optical-flow image analysis.

Soft Matter
Brizioli M, Escobedo-Sánchez MA, McCall PM, Roichman Y, Trappe V, Gardel ML, Egelhaaf SU, Giavazzi F, Cerbino R.   +8 more
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Order and chaos in soft condensed matter

Pramana, 2006
Soft matter, like colloidal suspensions and surfactant gels, exhibit strong response to modest external perturbations. This paper reviews our recent experiments on the nonlinear flow behaviour of surfactant worm-like micellar gels. A rich dynamic behaviour exhibiting regular, quasi-periodic, intermittency and chaos is observed.
A K Sood, Rajesh Ganapathy
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Insights from Soft Condensed Matter

Reviews of Modern Physics, 1999
The physicist’s method of reflection about the world has, especially in this century, opened our eyes to the world as have few activities in history. Relativity has shown a profound link between space and time, unveiling a startling unity of mass and energy. Quantum mechanics has revealed that motion entails spatial and temporal periodicity, leading to
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Soft Condensed Matter

2017
Abstract Soft condensed matter is a very suitable system to be investigated with a probe of “neutron.” Typical energy range associated with soft condensed matter is tens of kJ (or a few meV), which is of the same order as those of cold neutrons. In addition, soft condensed matter consists of organic compounds and hence inevitably contains hydrogen ...
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Soft condensed matter: where physics meets biology

Physics World, 2001
The techniques used to study various forms of soft condensed matter can be applied to living systems, but there are differences in the approaches of physicists and biologists.
Wilson Poon, Tom McLeish, Athene Donald
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