Gravity-driven sinking of “marine snow” sequesters carbon in the ocean, constituting a key
biological pump that regulates Earth's climate. A mechanistic understanding of this …

Non-buoyant microplastics (MPs) sink through the marine water column, adversely affecting
the ecosystem. The manner in which MPs influence the water environment depends to a …

Earth's aquatic environments are inherently stratified layered systems where interfaces
between layers serve as ecological niches for microbial swimmers, forming colonies known …

In Earth's aquatic environments and the human body, microbial swimmers often accumulate
at interfaces within layered systems, forming colonies known as active carpets. These …

This paper presents a dataset collected in laboratory experiments on the settling of solid
spheres and disks in shear-thinning and viscoelastic aqueous solutions of xanthan gum with …

This paper presents a dataset comprising measurements of the sinking dynamics of
microplastics settling in artificial seawater (AS) and in dispersions of polymers in seawater …