Particles adsorbed to fluid interfaces are ubiquitous in industry, nature or life. The wide
range of properties arising from the assembly of particles at fluid interface has stimulated an …

Colloidal material design necessitates a collection of computer approaches ranging from
quantum chemistry to molecular dynamics and continuum modeling. Machine learning (ML) …

Small composite objects, known as Janus particles, drive sustained scientific interest
primarily targeted at biomedical applications, where such objects act as micro-or nanoscale …

Nowadays, microrobots are considered appealing mobile carriers for clinical therapies. In
this sense, high expectations against unmet medical challenges have been created around …

The development of multifunctional and robust swimming microrobots working at the free air–
liquid interface has encountered challenge as new manipulation strategies are needed to …

One of the recent frontiers of nanotechnology research involves machines that operate at
nano-and microscales, also known as nano/micromotors. Their potential applications in …

Colloidal particles can be adsorbed at fluid–fluid interfaces, a phenomenon frequently
observed in particle-stabilized foams, Pickering emulsions, and bijels. Particles adsorbed at …

Due to the intrinsically complex non‐equilibrium behavior of the constituents of active matter
systems, a comprehensive understanding of their collective properties is a challenge that …

Bacteria are important examples of active or self-propelled colloids. Because of their
directed motion, they accumulate near interfaces. There, they can become trapped and swim …

Janus nanoparticles could exhibit a higher interfacial activity and adsorb stronger to fluid
interfaces than homogeneous nanoparticles of similar sizes. However, little is known about …