Realizing microrheological response of configurable viscoelastic media with a dynamic optical trap

Sanatan Halder; Manas Khan

doi:10.1039/d6sm00203j

January 1, 2026Soft Matter

Realizing microrheological response of configurable viscoelastic media with a dynamic optical trap

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The aim is to explore how changes in the local viscoelastic environment affect microsphere movement and dynamics.
Utilized a dynamic optical trap to manipulate microspheres in varying viscoelastic environments.
Analyzed the response of embedded microspheres to changes in local viscoelastic properties.
Significant alterations in microsphere motion were observed with varying viscoelastic properties.
Identified specific dynamical phenomena linked to the viscoelastic environment.

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Study studies microrheological behavior using a dynamic optical trap, suggesting new insights into viscoelastic environments.

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The local viscoelastic (VE) environment governs the motion of an embedded microsphere and consequently, pertinent dynamical phenomena. However, studying such phenomena with varying VE properties remains challenging for various reasons,...

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