Florian Rothfischer

This paper demonstrates magnetic DNA origami nanorotors that can be controlled and rotated using magnetic fields, achieving torque values of 10-100 pN nm.

This study shows that DNA origami rotors can function as Brownian motors with intrinsic anisotropy, transitioning to deterministic motion under higher external switching fields.

The paper investigates how synthetic cells can determine their position in a multicellular structure using morphogen gradients and identifies factors limiting positional information.