Diffusiophoresis refers to the phenomenon where colloidal particles move in response to
solute concentration gradients. Existing studies on diffusiophoresis, both experimental and …

Swimming at the microscale typically involves two modes of motion: mechanical propulsion
and propulsion due to field interactions. During mechanical propulsion, particles swim by …

In an externally imposed electrolyte (salt) concentration gradient, charged colloids drift at
speeds of order one micrometre per second. This phenomenon is known as …

Hypothesis Through a large parameter space, electric fields can tune colloidal interactions
and forces leading to diverse static and dynamical structures. So far, however, field-driven …

Soluto-inertial (SI) suspension interactions involve nonequilibrium colloidal migration over
millimeters, driven by “beacons” that establish long-lasting chemical gradients. Previous …

Complex fluids and colloidal systems are ubiquitous in chemical formulations and
manufacturing. Often, transport of colloidal actives is important for the proper function and …