Freshwater scarcity has become a critical global challenge affecting some of the most
vulnerable populations. In response, significant effort has focused on ways to increase …

Microfluidics and bioinspired superwetting materials, as two crucial branches of scientific
research, are entering their golden age of development. As an emerging interdisciplinary …

Achieving long-term and stable gas manipulation in an aqueous environment is necessary
to improve multiphase systems relating to gas/liquid interaction. Inspired by the Pitcher plant …

Harvesting micro‐droplets from fog is a promising method for solving global freshwater
crisis. Different types of fog collectors have been extensively reported during the last …

In recent years, Janus interface materials with wettability contrast have attracted remarkable
attention because of their beneficial properties and versatile potential applications in …

Inspired by the Stenocora beetle, selective wettability surfaces incorporate alternating
wettable and nonwettable surface features that have received substantial attention over the …

The hydrophilic/hydrophobic cooperative interface provides a smart platform to control liquid
distribution and delivery. Through the fusion of flexibility and complex structure, we present a …

Insects exhibit a fascinating and diverse range of micro-and nanoarchitectures on their
cuticle. Beyond the spectacular beauty of such minute structures lie surfaces evolutionarily …

The rational manipulation of fluid behavior by functional interfaces plays an indispensable
role in the development of advanced materials and devices involving liquid/solid …

Antlion larvae are fluid-feeding ambush predators that feed on arthropods trapped in their
funnel-shaped pits built in sandy habitats; however, details are lacking about their feeding …