Unexpected behavior discovered in active particles

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Physicists have now shown that, depending on the extent to which the propulsion speed of active particles is dependent on their orientation, clusters in different shapes arise in many-particle systems. This might be a possible key to the realization of programmable matter.

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Unexpected behavior discovered in active particles

Engineer Zaida Hernandez – NASA

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