Cellulose is the cheapest and mostly widespread green raw material on earth. Due to the
easy and versatile developed modification of cellulose, many cellulosic paper-based …

Interfacial superwettability and biosensors are constantly evolving and being recognized as
ubiquitous components of interfacial science. Superwettability provides new insight from …

Nature-inspired fabrication of surfaces with special wettability behaviour is increasingly
finding applications in our daily life. Thanks to advances in manufacturing technology at the …

The optical printing of nanoparticles at pre-defined locations is emerging as an area of
intense research due to its potential applications in diverse fields, ranging from photonics to …

The selective ultra-sensitive detection of a very low concentration of analyte in a liquid
environment using surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERS) is a challenging task …

Inspired by the non-contact nature offered by the superhydrophobic surfaces of living
creatures in nature, the superhydrophobic and slippery liquid-infused porous surfaces …

Superhydrophilic/superhydrophobic patterned surfaces can be used to create droplet
microarrays. A specific challenge with the liquids needed for various biomedical …

Droplet splitting by exploiting tailored surface wettability is emerging as an important
pathway to creating ultralow volumes of samples that can have applications in bioassays …

Droplet assay platforms have emerged as a significant methodology, providing distinct
advantages such as sample compartmentalization, high throughput, and minimal analyte …

In the ever-evolving landscape of biomedical diagnostics, the early diagnosis of a disease is
important for not only a patient but also the public health of a country. In this regard, the …