Miniature Robotic Swimmer with Precise 2D Motion Control via Acoustic Vortex-Induced Propulsion. [PDF]
Ellouzi C +6 more
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Magnetic Microspheres as Microrobot Bodies: Optimized Chitosan Modification and Gel Dispersion for Controlled Release of Doxorubicin. [PDF]
Ma S, Xu L.
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Magnetically Controllable and Degradable Milliscale Swimmers as Intraocular Drug Implants. [PDF]
Yildiz E +8 more
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Form and function in biological filaments: a physicist's review. [PDF]
Cammann J +3 more
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Micro-nano robots for treatment of eye diseases. [PDF]
Wang H +10 more
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Micro/nanorobots in antimicrobial therapy: Addressing challenges of antibiotic resistance. [PDF]
Chen X +7 more
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The Transport Behavior of a Biflagellated Microswimmer before and after Cargo Loading
The changes in the transport behavior of a microswimmer before and after cargo loading are crucial to understanding and control of the motion of a biohybrid microbot.
Derek Juinn Chieh Chan +2 more
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Manufacturing of 3D Helical Microswimmer by AFM Micromanipulation for Microfluidic Applications [PDF]
Manufacturing of microsystems based on complex three-dimensional microstructures requires critical steps such as mass calibrations and integration process. However, such steps involve several manipulation steps which are not well controlled thus the fragile 3D microstructures could be damaged or destroyed.
Gilgueng Hwang +2 more
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Microswimmer Propulsion by Two Steadily Rotating Helical Flagella [PDF]
Many theoretical studies of bacterial locomotion adopt a simple model for the organism consisting of a spheroidal cell body and a single corkscrew-shaped flagellum that rotates to propel the body forward. Motivated by experimental observations of a group of magnetotactic bacterial strains, we extended the model by considering two flagella attached to ...
Henry Shum
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A Strain‐engineered Helical Structure as a Self‐adaptive Magnetic Microswimmer
ChemNanoMat, 2021AbstractInspired by flagellar bacteria, helical microswimmers are proposed in many biomedical applications due to their efficient propulsion at low Reynolds numbers. And the ability to swim through a confined environment such as a blood capillary is an urgent issue to further expand their functions both in vivo and in vitro.
Borui Xu +2 more
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