The Wiggly Lab

In the Wiggly Lab , we combine experiments, theory and simulations to shed light on diverse transport phenomena occuring at the nano to micro scales in soft matter systems. The systems are diverse: from porous flows in veins or soils, to particle motion of colloids and bacteria. Yet they are ruled by common physical laws based on statistical and fluid mechanics.

What can counting particles in boxes tell us about their dynamics? Check out our preprint here ! Thanks to Brennan Sprinkle in Colorado and the Thorneywork Group in Oxford !

Our story on vascular adaptation in slime just came out ! Thanks to our collaborators in the Biological and Morphogenesis Group in Germany!

Fancy aggregates form in the presence of subtle and driven 3D concentration gradients came out ! Thanks to the group of Carlos Silvera Batista in Tennessee!

Do nanocaterpillars hop or slide? Find out here ! Thanks to the Pine Lab in New York and Miranda Holmes-Cerfon in Canada !

Welcome to the Wiggly Lab!

Funding Acknowledgments