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Coarse Graining Nonisothermal Microswimmer Suspensions [PDF]
We investigate coarse-grained models of suspended self-thermophoretic microswimmers. Upon heating, the Janus spheres, with hemispheres made of different materials, induce a heterogeneous local solvent temperature that causes the self-phoretic particle ...
Falasco, Gianmaria +4 more
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Microswimmers That Flex: Advancing Microswimmers with Templated Assembly and Responsive DNA Nanostructures. [PDF]
The concept of micrometer-scale swimming robots, also known as microswimmers, navigating the human body to perform robotic tasks has captured the public imagination and inspired researchers through its numerous representations in popular media.
Imamura T, Bergbreiter S, Taylor RE.
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Photogravitactic Microswimmers [PDF]
AbstractPhototactic microorganisms are commonly observed to respond to natural sunlight by swimming upward against gravity. This study demonstrates that synthetic photochemically active microswimmers can also swim against gravity. The particles initially sediment and, when illuminated at low light intensities exhibit wall‐bound states of motion near ...
Dhruv P. Singh +4 more
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Ferromagnetic Microswimmers [PDF]
We propose a model for a novel artificial low Reynolds number swimmer, based on the magnetic interactions of a pair of ferromagnetic particles: one with hard and the other with soft magnetic properties, connected by a linear spring. Using a computational model, we analyze the behavior of the system and demonstrate that for realistic values of the ...
Ogrin, Feodor Y. +2 more
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Sorting of chiral microswimmers [PDF]
9 pages, 7 ...
Mijalkov, M., Volpe, G.
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Minimum Dissipation Theorem for Microswimmers [PDF]
8 pages, 5 ...
Babak Nasouri +2 more
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Direct measurement of Lighthill's energetic efficiency of a minimal magnetic microswimmer [PDF]
The realization of artificial microscopic swimmers able to propel in viscous fluids is an emergent research field of fundamental interest and vast technological applications.
Ortiz-Ambriz, Antonio +5 more
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Hydrodynamic Choreographies of Microswimmers [PDF]
AbstractWe unveil orbital topologies of two nearby swimming microorganisms using an artificial microswimmer, called Quadroar. Depending on the initial conditions of the microswimmers, we find diverse families of attractors including dynamical equilibria, bound orbits, braids, and pursuit–evasion games. We also observe a hydrodynamic slingshot effect: a
Mehdi Mirzakhanloo +2 more
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Self-Propulsion of Two Contacting Bubbles Due to the Radiation Interaction Force
In this paper, we consider a new bubble-based microswimmer composed of two contacting bubbles. Under the action of an acoustic field, both bubbles are oscillating, and locomotion of the two-bubble system is observed. A theory is developed that allows one
Alexander A. Doinikov +4 more
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Microswimmers in patterned environments [PDF]
4 pages, 4 ...
Volpe, Giovanni +4 more
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