… To explore the analogy between soft colloidal suspensions and molecular glass-formers …
similar to that used for molecular glasses 5 . For molecular glass-formers, the abscissa of this …

… glass and jamming transitions in soft colloids, the linear and nonlinear rheological behaviour
of soft … to hard sphere glasses, a difference attributed to the strong internal elasticity of the …

… 1 is instead a more general feature of soft colloidal particles. Remarkably, our data in regime
II do not display the gradual (or “strong”) increase in τα reported in Ref. [10] for microgels …

… observed in atomic and molecular glasses. Finally, we discuss soft colloids where long-range …
dense systems of colloidal particles, characterized by a hard core and strong attraction of a …

… soft'solids which yield and flow under applied stresses. This article describes some experimental
studies of colloidal glasses … the striking differences between glasses formed by particles …

… soft star glass, melting upon the addition of colloidal spheres and subsequent arrested phase
separation as the repulsive glass … are strong and can lead to arrest into an attractive glass …

… of experimental systems seem to be well described by glass-transition ideas and laws. Initial
… the glass paradigm will be more generally useful in many areas of soft matter and colloid …

… describe experimental data for a variety of soft colloidal systems, ranging from microgels to …
hard colloids may make strong glasses and soft colloids may make fragile glasses depending …

… which exhibit strong analogies … soft colloids we are left with the glassy and jammed regimes
only, which are often, but not always, the states of principal interest for rheology. The glass …

… region and the glass-melting … soft stars and point to the importance of accounting for details
of the internal microstructure of soft colloidal particles for tailoring the flow properties of soft …