Thomas Andrew Waigh
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Extreme heterogeneity in the microrheology of lamellar surfactant gels analyzed with neural networks
Watts Moore O, Lewis C, Ross T, Waigh T, Korabel N, Mendoza C
Phys Rev E
. 2024 Aug;
110(1-1):014603.
PMID: 39161018
The heterogeneity of the viscoelasticity of a lamellar gel network based on cetyl-trimethylammonium chloride and cetostearyl alcohol was studied using particle-tracking microrheology. A recurrent neural network (RNN) architecture was used...
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Waigh T, Korabel N
Rep Prog Phys
. 2023 Oct;
86(12).
PMID: 37863075
It is well established that a wide variety of phenomena in cellular and molecular biology involve anomalous transport e.g. the statistics for the motility of cells and molecules are fractional...
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Korabel N, Taloni A, Pagnini G, Allan V, Fedotov S, Waigh T
Sci Rep
. 2023 May;
13(1):8789.
PMID: 37258614
Transport processes of many structures inside living cells display anomalous diffusion, such as endosomes in eukaryotic cells. They are also heterogeneous in space and time. Large ensembles of single particle...
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Korabel N, Han D, Taloni A, Pagnini G, Fedotov S, Allan V, et al.
Entropy (Basel)
. 2021 Aug;
23(8).
PMID: 34441098
Trajectories of endosomes inside living eukaryotic cells are highly heterogeneous in space and time and diffuse anomalously due to a combination of viscoelasticity, caging, aggregation and active transport. Some of...
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Waigh T
Rep Prog Phys
. 2016 Jun;
79(7):074601.
PMID: 27245584
New developments in the microrheology of complex fluids are considered. Firstly the requirements for a simple modern particle tracking microrheology experiment are introduced, the error analysis methods associated with it...