Density Modulations in Active Colloidal Systems through Orthogonal Propulsion Control and Sensory Delays

Recent advancements in active colloidal systems aim to mimic key characteristics of biological microswimmers, particularly their adaptive motility in response to environmental changes. While many approaches rely on externally imposing a variable propulsive force, achieving true autonomous and self-r...

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Autor principal:	Ueli Töpfer (22503121) (author)
Altres autors:	Maximilian R. Bailey (8992550) (author), Sanjay Schreiber (22503124) (author), Federico Paratore (4049698) (author), Lucio Isa (1439527) (author)
Publicat:	2025
Matèries:	Medicine Genetics Neuroscience Biotechnology Ecology Science Policy Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified variable propulsive force sensory delay leads propel via induced presenting exciting opportunities mimic key characteristics many approaches rely global particle behavior environment remains limited enhanced microswimmer localization applied electric field active colloidal systems achieving true autonomous propulsion velocity independent particles spontaneously adapt instantaneous response considered orthogonal propulsion control janus particles propulsion dynamics varying illumination uv illumination typical case thereby regulates synthetic microswimmers regulating adaptation finite amount externally imposing environmental changes electrohydrodynamic flows dependent response density modulations chemical agents charge electrophoresis charge carriers biological microswimmers autonomously adjust adaptive motility
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Density Modulations in Active Colloidal Systems through Orthogonal Propulsion Control and Sensory Delays

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