Liquid-repellent surfaces, such as superhydrophobic surfaces, superoleophobic surfaces,
and slippery liquid-infused surfaces, have drawn keen research interest from the …

The increasing demand for clean water driven by the rapid growth of the population and the
pollution of water necessitates the development of direct and rapid water harvesting …

Photothermal superhydrophobic surfaces are potential to become ideal anti‐/deicing
surfaces due to their rapid water removal, icing delay, and photothermal deicing …

Many solar‐power and wind‐power devices in the world urgently demand self‐cleaning and
de‐icing surfaces to ensure stable power generation. However, existing superhydrophobic …

Inspired by the lotus leaf effect, non-wetting artificial superhydrophobic surfaces
demonstrate an enormous potential in numerous fields. However, limited by poor stability …

Bio‐inspired fog harvesting devices (FHDs) have been exploited to address water
shortages. Despite the advances achieved, efficient and continuous fog harvesting is still …

Superhydrophobic surfaces show great application prospects in various fields, yet the
tedious preparation process, sophisticated equipment, and poor durability restrict their large …

Although advances in industrial products have brought convenience to our lives, severe
weather has increased the safety risks to industrial facilities. Considerable efforts have been …

Constructing low-cost, high-efficient, and stable electrocatalysts is crucial for large-scale and
sustainable water-to-hydrogen conversion. Herein, the combination approaches of …

Synergistic self-healing materials and inorganic particles to create self-healing
superhydrophobic surfaces for improving their robustness is a common technique, but the …