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most citedElastocapillarity: Surface Tension and the Mechanics of Soft Solids

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cond-mat.soft2026★ 1 cited

Tactile Perception through Fluid-Solid Interaction

Arman Goshtasbi, Minke Berghuis, Aida Parvaresh +3

Soft tactile sensors elevate robotic touch through enhanced flexibility and adaptability, yet most existing designs depend on embedded electronics that are susceptible to interfere…

cond-mat.soft2026

Extracting hydrogel properties by watching hydrogel particles moving through solid ice

Yanxia Feng, Se-Hyeong Jung, Camillo Sirvinski +4

Strikingly, when hydrogel particles are embedded in ice in a temperature gradient, they move through the solid ice towards warmer temperatures, while swelling as they warm up. This…

cond-mat.soft2026

IceCAPA: patterning particles and microorganisms at a freezing front

Isabelle M. Feller, Jakob Paulsen, Muriel Scherer +2

The ability to precisely pattern micro- and nano-scale objects on surfaces is important for a range of different applications. For example, colloidal patterning has been used to cr…

cond-mat.soft2026

Hydrogel mechanics below swelling equilibrium

A. Chao Correas, Y. Feng, R. W. Style +1

Hydrogels are versatile soft materials whose behavior arises from complex polymer-network-fluid interactions. Combining theory and experiments, we show that their mechanics simplif…

physics.optics2026

Label-free quantitative imaging of two-dimensional concentration gradients using Fabry-Pérot interferometry

Taieesa Peshkovsky, Stefan Andreas Schmid, David Taylor +3

Concentration gradients at the microscale play a central role in many physical, chemical, and biological systems, yet their quantitative visualization remains challenging due to th…

cond-mat.soft2025

Controlling polymerization-induced phase separation in the synthesis of porous gels

Yanxia Feng, Noel Ringeisen, Eric R. Dufresne +2

Porous gels -- gels with solvent-filled pores that are much larger than their mesh size -- are widely used in engineering and biomedical applications due to their tunable mechanics…