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Utilizing active microparticles for artificial intelligence

Utilizing active microparticles for artificial intelligence
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Utilizing active microparticles for artificial intelligence

Utilizing active microparticles for artificial intelligence
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Scientists develop new thermofluidic process for lab-on-a-chip applications

Researchers at Leipzig University have succeeded in moving tiny amounts of liquid at will by remotely heating water over a metal film with a laser. The currents generated in this way can be used t .

Frank cichosDetlev belderResearchers at leipzig universityNature communicationsTransregio collaborative research centreMartin luther university halle wittenbergLeipzig universityInterfaculty centre for bioactive matterProfessor frank cichosCollaborative research centreProfessor detlev belderAnalytical chemistryInterfaculty centreBioactive matterMicrofluidic chipsLab ona chip

Research Highlights How Thermofluidic Helps Develop New Technologies

By remotely heating water over a metal sheet with a laser, Leipzig University researchers were able to move minuscule volumes of liquid at will. The currents generated in this process can be utilized to manipulate and even capture small things.

Frank cichosDetlev belderNature communicationsMartin luther university halle wittenbergTransregio collaborative research centreLeipzig university faculty of physicsInterfaculty centre for bioactive matterEarth sciencesLeipzig universityInstitute of analytical chemistryProfessor frank cichosCollaborative research centreAnalytical chemistryInterfaculty centreBioactive matter

Physics - An Active Particle in an Activity Well

A self-propelled particle trapped in a potential well defined by energy availability, has a unique swimming pattern that comes from hidden currents in the fluid in which it swims.

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