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Capillary self-folding chains
Megan Delens, Axel Franckart, Martin Poty +1
Mesoscale self-assembly provides a route toward the design of programmable microsystems. Here, we construct flexible chains of floating monomers whose curved branches impose upward…
Long distance attraction between particles in a soap film
Youna Louyer, Megan Delens, Nicolas Vandewalle +3
Millimeter-sized particles trapped at the surface of a liquid bath attract each other through the deformation of the liquid-air interface, a phenomenon known as "the Cheerios effec…
GRASPion: an Open-Source, Programmable Brainbot for Active Matter Research
F. Novkoski, M. Mélard, M. Delens +6
We present the GRASPion, a compact, open-source bristlebot designed for the controlled study of active matter systems. Built around a low-cost Arduino-compatible board and modular…
Metachronal coordination at the mesoscale
Sebastian Ziegler, Megan Delens, Ylona Collard +3
In nature, metachronal coordination is an efficient strategy for fluid pumping and self-propulsion. Yet, mimetic systems for this type of organization are scarce. Recently, metachr…