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Light selects non-equilibrium states of phase-separated droplets
Driving phase-separated droplets out of equilibrium can oppose coarsening and trigger division. Selecting and sustaining these distinct states remains an important experimental challenge. Here, we use reversible photoswitching to tune molecular driving in DNA-azobenzene coacervates confined in micro
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