Due to their exceptional anti-icing, anti-corrosion, and anti-drag qualities, biomimetic metal-
derived superwetting surfaces, which are widely employed in the aerospace, automotive …

Research on superwetting surfaces/coatings that artificially mimic biological
surfaces/systems has a long history, and still garners significant worldwide interest as it is …

Inspired by nature, scientists and researchers have studied the wetting behaviors on various
creatures and mimicked their structures to fabricate diverse functional superwetting …

Maintaining superhydrophilicity on metal surfaces is challenging due to the inevitable
surface adsorption of airborne organics after exposure to ambient air. In this study, we aim to …

Bioinspired surfaces with special wettability have rapidly emerged at the forefront of
materials research. What is behind biological surfaces with special wettability, and how can …

Engineered wettability is a traditional, yet key issue in surface science and attracts
tremendous interest in solving large‐scale practical problems. Recently, different super …

The dynamic liquid environment of live cells makes it necessary to consider the surface
wettability when designing biomaterials and related devices. Especially superwettability, as …

Metals are indispensable engineered materials for day-to-day life. Researches focused on
metallic surfaces with superlyophobicity (superhydrophobicity, superoleophobicity …

Superwetting surfaces require micro-/nanohierarchical structures but are mechanically
weak. Moreover, such surfaces are easily polluted by amphiphiles. In this work, inorganic …

Recently, the development of durable hydrophobic surfaces has received much attention,
with anti-icing applications in harsh environments such as aircrafts, wind turbines, power …