Reconfigurable artificial microswimmers with internal feedback
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M. Kroger | L. Alvarez | M. A. Fernandez-Rodriguez | A. Alegria | S. Arrese-Igor | K. Zhao | Lucio Isa | S. Arrese-Igor | Á. Alegría | M. Kröger | L. Isa | M. Fernandez-Rodriguez | L. Alvarez | K. Zhao
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