We have very fruitful collaborations with a number of experimental groups including:
- The ViNCeNS Project, which is a consortium at Sheffield University led by Giuseppe Battaglia from Dept of Biomedical Sciences. The multidisciplinary team works on engineering virus-like nano-particles that can be used in targeted delivery of drugs or gene to the central nervous system
- The soft matter consortium across Physics-Chemistry-ChemEng at Sheffield (Richard Jones, Tony Ryan, Jon Howse, Steve Ebbens; Mark Geoghegan, Graham Leggett), which is active on a number of projects including microswimmers and single-molecule dynamics on nanofabricated surfaces
- The bacterial biophysics group at Sheffield (Simon Foster and Jamie Hobbs)
- A consortium on Casimir experiments between Leicester (Chris Binns) and Birmingham (Mike Ward and Emma Carter) that combines nanofabrication with precision force measurement techniques
- The chemical physics group at the University of Barcelona (Pietro Tierno, Ignacio Pagonabarraga, and Francesc Sagues), that works on magnetic microswimmers
- The group of Gerard Wong at UCLA that works on a number of projects, including DNA and actin condensation
A comparison between theory and experiment from Self-Assembled Autonmous Runners and Tumblers
- Mir Faez Miri, Tehran University
- Ali Najafi, Zanjan University
- Nariya Uchida, Tohoku University
- Rodrigo Soto, Universidad de Chile