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Stabilizing by steering: Enhancing bacterial motility by non-uniform diffusiophoresis
Bacteria often traverse confined spaces to perform critical functions in symbiosis, infection, drug delivery, and soil bioremediation. While the canonical run-and-tumble strategy enables exploration, its reliance on stochastic reorientation limits efficiency under confinement. We show that salt grad
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