Leaves have developed various functional structures to enhance plant survival, making
them the most typical bionic prototypes. Bionic research inspired by plant leaves has yielded …

The exploration of biomimetic materials within the food industry has seen recent
advancements, yet their practical application remains limited, particularly in food …

Biofouling in the food industry is a huge issue, and one possible way to reduce surface
fouling is to understand how naturally cleaning surfaces based on biomimetic designs …

With the increasing demand for tissue adhesive, soft self-healing, antifouling, biodegradable
and biocompatible biosensors, the use of biomimetic polymers has paved the way for the …

A wide variety of abundant plant leaves exist in nature, and the wettability of their surfaces is
formed to adapt to diverse external environments. In this paper we will focus on the factors …

For some pathogenic fungi, sensing surface topography is part of their infection strategy.
Their directional growth and transformation to a new developmental stage is influenced by …

Surface features of natural materials such as cuticles, shells, and leaves continue to be used
as models for creating sophisticated infrastructure, landscape, and microdevice designs …