The problem of surface icing poses a serious threat to people's economy and safety,
especially in the fields of aerospace, wind power generation and circuit transmission. Super …

Despite the significant progress in fundamental research in the physics of atmospheric icing
or the revolutionary changes in modern materials and coatings achieved due to the recent …

The rapid depletion of non-renewable fossil fuels has made the utilization of solar energy an
essential component in both human society and industry. However, in practical applications …

Icing of seawater droplets is capable of causing catastrophic damage to vessels, buildings,
and human life, yet it also holds great potential for enhancing applications such as droplet …

Droplet manipulation on superhydrophobic surfaces (DMSS) without conventional pipetting
is an emerging liquid handling technology, which can be potentially used for diagnostic …

Wetting behaviors can significantly affect the transport of energy and signal (E&S) through
vapor, solid, and liquid interfaces, which has prompted increased interest in interfacial …

Liquid manipulation is essential for daily life and modern industry, and it is widely used in
various fields, including seawater desalination, microfluidic robots, and biomedical …

Using superhydrophobic surfaces (SHSs) with the water-repellent Cassie–Baxter (CB) state
is widely acknowledged as an effective approach for anti-icing performances. Nonetheless …

The rebound of liquid droplets on solid surfaces exhibits behavior reminiscent of elastic
spheres, albeit with distinct contact dynamics. While the rapid detachment of droplets from …

Anti/deicing superhydrophobic surfaces (ADISS) exhibit appealing capabilities of shedding
water and delaying icing through the nonwetting Cassie–Baxter (C–B) state, whose …