The development of graphene nanoarchitectonics, including their synthesis, surface
modification, interfaces, conductivity and porosity, has moved forward rapidly and attracted …

Slippery surfaces, which originate in nature with special wettability, have attracted
considerable attention in both fundamental research and practical applications in a variety of …

Surface texturing is a promising way to reduce wear, but further improvements in wear
resistance via single textures remain challenging. Inspired by multiple biological surfaces …

Across diverse natural surfaces, remarkable interfacial functionalities emerge from micro
and nanoscale self‐assemblies of wax components. The chemical composition of the …

An enduring challenge in the field of electric power generation employing magnetic
nanofluids pertains to the inherent issue of solid–liquid adhesion, which results in random …

Double roughness structure mimicking the surface of a lotus leaf was prepared using a
newly synthesized diarylethene having a six-membered perfluorocyclohexene ring. The …

The vulnerability of superhydrophobic surface structures frequently leads to a loss of their
superhydrophobicity under friction, significantly restricting their broad-scale applicability …

The present work investigates the wettability of dodecyltrimethoxysilane (DTMS)
functionalized palygorskite (PAL) using both experimental and molecular dynamics …

Termite wings are covered with hair shafts and micrasters, which provide it with dual
wettability. Although the surface is superhydrophobic for bulk water and large droplets, it is …

Bionic interfaces have received much attention owing to their attractive hydrophobic and
tribological potential. Although a great deal of research has been carried out on biomimetic …