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Active colloidal rafts perform swimming strokes that propel their host droplets
Active particles confined in droplets can set their host droplet into motion. This phenomenon is usually attributed to direct hydrodynamic forcing by the enclosed particles. Here we reveal a different mechanism: we show that a self-propelled raft of active colloids confined in a thin oil droplet at
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