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Fluid-Derived Lattices for Unbiased Modeling of Bacterial Colony Growth
Bryan Verhoef, Rutger Hermsen, Joost de Graaf
Bacterial colonies can form a wide variety of shapes and structures based on ambient and internal conditions. To help understand the mechanisms that determine the structure of and…
Delayed Gravitational Collapse of Attractive Colloidal Suspensions
Kim William Torre, Joost de Graaf
Colloidal gels have strong industrial relevance as they can behave liquid- and solid-like. The latter allows them to support the buoyant weight against gravity. However, the system…
The Cellular Potts Model on Disordered Lattices
Hossein Nemati, Joost de Graaf
The Cellular Potts model, also known as the Glazier-Graner-Hogeweg model, is a lattice-based approach by which biological tissues at the level of individual cells can be numericall…
Hydrodynamic Lubrication in Colloidal Gels
Kim William Torre, Joost de Graaf
Colloidal gels are elasto-plastic materials composed of an out-of-equilibrium, self-assembled network of micron-sized (solid) particles suspended in a fluid. Recent work has shown…
Hydrodynamic Stability Criterion for Colloidal Gelation under Gravity
Joost de Graaf, Kim William Torre, Wilson C. K. Poon +1
Attractive colloids diffuse and aggregate to form gels, solid-like particle networks suspended in a fluid. Gravity is known to strongly impact the stability of gels once they are f…
Autonomously Probing Viscoelasticity in Disordered Suspensions
Clara Abaurrea-Velasco, Celia Lozano, Clemens Bechinger +1
Recent experiments show a strong rotational-diffusion enhancement for self-propelled microrheological probes in colloidal glasses. Here, we provide microscopic understanding using…