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Orientational frustration drives enhanced diffusion of anisotropic particles in a liquid labyrinth
Transport of nanoscale objects in complex, structured environments plays a key role in a wide range of processes, from biomolecular dynamics in extracellular spaces to transport in porous materials such as filters and catalysts. While anomalous diffusion is well established, how particle anisotropy
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