
Explore transport phenomena in soft matter systems, focusing on spinning particles driven by external fields and self-propelled particles with internal energy. Examine collective transport and shear rheology.

Explore how active Janus particles increase droplet resistance to deformation in extensional flow, validating 3D pressure predictions for active particle ensembles.

Explore theoretical foundations of active matter through ideal microscopic models, gaining insights into this dynamic field of physics and biology.

Explore computational modeling techniques for active systems, focusing on fundamental principles and practical applications in the field of active matter.

Explore active nematics and mechanobiology with Julia M Yeomans, delving into cutting-edge research in active matter physics and its biological applications.

Explore advanced concepts in active matter physics, focusing on flocking behavior and collective motion in biological systems.

Explore cluster formation, order, and aggregation in active matter systems, focusing on various classes of active phase separation phenomena.

Explore collective cell motion in tissues, examining topology-preserving and breaking components, and their implications for wound healing, embryogenesis, and cancer metastasis.

Explore mesoscale swimmers and active matter in fluids, focusing on the transition from Stokes to intermediate Reynolds numbers and its impact on hydrodynamic interactions and collective behavior.

Explore how bacterial collectives spread, adapt, and grow in complex 3D environments using innovative imaging, 3D printing, and modeling techniques to predict and control their behavior.

Explore how microtubules and molecular motors self-organize into polarity-sorted domains, creating ordered structures in living cells through selective transport mechanisms.

Explore current fluctuations in noninteracting run-and-tumble particles, focusing on flux distribution through origin and anomalous large-deviation form in active particles.

Explore active matter principles using Hexbugs robot toys in this hands-on experimental demonstration, unveiling fascinating insights into collective behavior and self-organization.

Explore anomalous transport of tracers in active baths, focusing on long-time dynamics, ratchet effects, and unique friction properties in low-dimensional systems.

Explore entropy production fluctuations in active matter systems, their connection to collective behavior, and methods to control dissipation and phase transitions.

Explore large deviations in particle movement models, analyzing entropy production and dynamical activity. Discover various phase transitions and their implications for rate function scaling.

Explore phase transitions and self-assembly in active matter systems, from bird flocks to nanorobots. Analyze statistical models, emergent behaviors, and out-of-equilibrium dynamics in collective motion phenomena.

Explore yielding in colloidal systems, from depletion gels to active colloids. Discover microscopic mechanisms behind counterintuitive phenomena and altered yielding under extreme conditions.

Explore single-cell bioluminescence, bioluminescent breaking waves, and adaptive photosynthetic material morphing. Discover how cells use metamaterial properties for efficient environmental adaptation.

Explore the dynamics of active particles at high densities in this advanced physics lecture by Thomas Voigtmann from the ESI's thematic programme.

Explore phase transitions in active matter systems, examining their unique behaviors and emergent properties in non-equilibrium conditions.