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Self-organization and collective migration of active condensates
Researchers report in Nature on the self-organization and collective migration of active condensates, showing how droplet-like condensates can move and arrange themselves collectively when driven out of equilibrium. The work offers insight into how active matter behaves, with possible relevance to biological processes involving membraneless organelles inside cells.
Why now: A new Nature study on active condensates is drawing attention from physicists interested in self-organizing soft matter.
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