Slippery liquid-infused porous surfaces (SLIPS) show remarkable liquid repellency, making
them useful for many coating applications. The outstanding repellency of SLIPS comes from …

Metal materials are susceptible to the influence of environmental media, and chemical or
electrochemical multiphase reactions occur on the metal surface, resulting in the corrosion …

The slippery low-friction surfaces have strong potentials in various applications, including
drag reduction, anti-fouling, and anti-icing, etc. However, conventional low-friction surfaces …

Water-repellent interfaces with high performance have emerged as an indispensable
platform for developing advanced materials and devices. Inspired by the pitcher plant …

Inspired by mucus‐secreting organisms, biomimetic slippery surfaces have been studied in
various engineering fields. The liquid‐infused polymer surface (LIPS) has received …

Droplets on nanotextured oil-impregnated surfaces have high mobility due to record-low
contact angle hysteresis (∼ 1–3°), attributed to the absence of solid–liquid contact. Past …

Hypothesis: Ice accretion on component surfaces often causes severe impacts or accidents.
Liquid-infused surfaces (LIS) have drawn much attention as icephobic materials for ice …

A liquid–liquid interface (LLI) at liquid-infused surfaces (LISs) plays a significant role in
promoting slip flow and reducing frictional drag. By employing the transverse many-body …

The maritime industry has been seeking efficient solutions to combat hydrodynamic friction
and biofouling, which increase operational costs and environmental issues. To address …

Lubricant-infused surfaces (LISs), whose initial development was inspired by the slippery
surface of Nepenthes pitcher plants, have been eliciting considerable attraction. LISs have …