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  • Most porous systems comprise structures characterized by dead-end and transmitting pores. Here, authors show that macroscopic transport through such porous medium is controlled by structure-induced laminar vortices inside each dead-end pore, and such cannot be explained by diffusion alone.

    • Ankur Deep Bordoloi
    • David Scheidweiler
    • Pietro de Anna
    ResearchOpen Access
    Nature Communications
    Volume: 13, P: 1-10

  • Pores and channels within complex porous structures, such as the soil or the human gut, influence fluid flow and thus bacterial colonization. Here, Scheidweiler et al. study bacterial colonization of a model complex porous structure and show how the interactions between fluid flow, microscale structure, chemotaxis, and gradients of a quorum-sensing signaling molecule control the heterogenous accumulation of bacterial biomass.

    • David Scheidweiler
    • Ankur Deep Bordoloi
    • Pietro de Anna
    ResearchOpen Access
    Nature Communications
    Volume: 15, P: 1-12