Flexible filaments under oscillatory shear don’t just bend and bounce back: they settle into one of two coexisting attractor states and randomly hop between the

Quantum News • 2026-09-14 17:19 UTC • By Billy Odell Tucker-Robinson

Flexible filaments under oscillatory shear don’t just bend and bounce back: they settle into one of two coexisting attractor states and randomly hop between them. New study combines actin experiments with simulations. Read more: [↧](https://t.co/bCzuqtk3Cq)

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