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20172020
most citedCrowd Control in Plazas Constrained to Social Distancing

7 citations · 9 across the 2 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

physics.soc-ph20207 cited

Crowd Control in Plazas Constrained to Social Distancing

Álvaro González García, James L. Martín R., Alessio Caciagli

We present a simple and versatile method for calculating the maximum capacity of public spaces constrained to social distancing, following the recommended measures of the WHO due t…

cond-mat.soft2020

Controlled Optofluidic Crystallization of Colloids Tethered at Interfaces

Alessio Caciagli, Rajesh Singh, Darshana Joshi +2

We report experiments that show rapid crystallization of colloids tethered to an oil-water interface in response to laser illumination. This light-induced transition is due to a co…

physics.bio-ph2019

On the Role of Flexibility in Linker-Mediated DNA Hydrogels

Iliya D. Stoev, Tianyang Cao, Alessio Caciagli +7

Three-dimensional DNA networks, composed of tri- or higher valent nanostars with sticky, single-stranded DNA overhangs, have been previously studied in the context of designing the…

physics.optics2018

Tunable colloidal photonic crystals

Talha Erdem, Mykolas Zupkauskas, Thomas ONeill +5

Spherical colloids arranged in a crystalline order are known to produce structural colors. The intensity and brilliance of such photonic crystals require high size-monodispersity o…

physics.app-ph2018

Inducing transparency in the films of highly scattering particles

Talha Erdem, Lan Yang, Peicheng Xu +7

Today colloids are employed in various products from creams and coatings to electronics. The ability to control their chemical, optical, or electronic features by controlling their…

cond-mat.soft20172 cited

Optical trapping of colloids at a liquid-liquid interface

Alessio Caciagli, Darshana Joshi, Jurij Kotar +1

We demonstrate the realization of (laterally) optically bounded colloidal structures on a liquid-liquid interface of an emulsion droplet. We use DNA tethers to graft the particles…