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Swim pressure: stress generation in active matter.

• Sho C Takatori, Wen Yan, John F. Brady
• Physical review letters
• 2014

We discover a new contribution to the pressure (or stress) exerted by a suspension of self-propelled bodies. Through their self-motion, all active matter systems generate a unique swim pressure that… (More)

In vivo oxygen uptake into the human cornea.

• Sho C Takatori, Percy Lazon de la Jara, Brien Anthony Holden, Klaus Ehrmann, Arthur Ho, Clayton J. Radke
• Investigative ophthalmology & visual science
• 2012

PURPOSE We provide a new procedure to quantify in situ corneal oxygen uptake using the micropolarographic Clark electrode. METHODS Traditionally, upon placing a membrane-covered Clark… (More)

Towards a thermodynamics of active matter.

• Sho C Takatori, John F. Brady
• Physical review. E, Statistical, nonlinear, and…
• 2015

Self-propulsion allows living systems to display self-organization and unusual phase behavior. Unlike passive systems in thermal equilibrium, active matter systems are not constrained by conventional… (More)

Acoustic trapping of active matter.

• Sho C Takatori, Raf De Dier, Jan Vermant, John F. Brady
• Nature communications
• 2016

Confinement of living microorganisms and self-propelled particles by an external trap provides a means of analysing the motion and behaviour of active systems. Developing a tweezer with a trapping… (More)

Superfluid Behavior of Active Suspensions from Diffusive Stretching.

• Sho C Takatori, John F. Brady
• Physical review letters
• 2017

The current understanding is that the non-Newtonian rheology of active matter suspensions is governed by fluid-mediated hydrodynamic interactions associated with active self-propulsion. Here we… (More)

A quasi-2-dimensional model for respiration of the cornea with soft contact lens wear.

• Sho C Takatori, Clayton J. Radke
• Cornea
• 2012

PURPOSE Because neither the human cornea nor a soft contact lens (SCL) is of constant thickness, corneal oxygenation varies locally. To quantify the importance of cornea/SCL thickness variations on… (More)

N ov 2 01 4 Towards a ‘ Thermodynamics ’ of Active Matter

• Sho C Takatori, John F. Brady

A theory for the phase behavior of mixtures of active particles.

• Sho C Takatori, John F. Brady
• Soft matter
• 2015

Systems at equilibrium like molecular or colloidal suspensions have a well-defined thermal energy kBT that quantifies the particles' kinetic energy and gauges how "hot" or "cold" the system is. For… (More)

Swim stress, motion, and deformation of active matter: effect of an external field.

• Sho C Takatori, John F. Brady
• Soft matter
• 2014

We analyze the stress, dispersion, and average swimming speed of self-propelled particles subjected to an external field that affects their orientation and speed. The swimming trajectory is governed… (More)

In vivo corneal oxygen uptake during soft-contact-lens wear.

• Sho C Takatori, Percy Lazon de la Jara, Brien Anthony Holden, Klaus Ehrmann, Arthur Y W Ho, Clayton J. Radke
• Investigative ophthalmology & visual science
• 2013

PURPOSE We develop a new method to compute in situ corneal oxygen uptake during soft-contact-lens (SCL) wear using a micro-polarographic Clark electrode. METHODS After steady SCL wear and… (More)

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