Bioinspired superhydrophobic surfaces have attracted great interest from fundamental
research to engineering applications. The stability, design, and regulation of …

Abstract liquid–gas interface (LGI) on submerged solid structured surfaces is ubiquitous in
nature and has various practical applications. The evolution, equilibrium, and stability of LGI …

Salvinia's long-term underwater air layer retention ability has inspired researchers to
develop artificial microstructures. However, Salvinia has an exquisite combination of a …

The gas–liquid interface plays a crucial role in reducing the flow resistance of
superhydrophobic surfaces. However, this interface is highly unstable and prone to collapse …

This experimental study investigates the effects of ambient pressure and Reynolds number
on the volume of a plastron in a superhydrophobic surface (SHS) due to compression and …

In situ monitoring is the most insightful technique to examine superhydrophobic surface
degradation as it provides real-time information on the liquid–solid interface in a continuous …

Although the longevity of superhydrophobic surface (SHS) induced by diffusive gas transfer
has been extensively studied, the scaling relation between SHS longevity and …

Underwater superhydrophobic surfaces stand as a promising frontier in technological
applications such as drag reduction, antifouling, and anticorrosion. Unfortunately, the air …

Among diverse methods for drag reduction, superhydrophobicity has shown considerable
promise because it can produce a shear-free boundary without energy input. However, the …

Superhydrophobic microchannels have been found to deliver remarkable frictional flow
resistance reduction owing to entrapped air on its surface micro texture. However, the …