Over 99% of the observable universe is made of plasma. About 71% of the planet we live on
is covered by liquid. Yet, the interaction between both states of matter does not occur so …

We present recent progress in understanding the anomalous behavior of water ice under
mechanical compression, thermal excitation, and molecular undercoordination (with fewer …

Freestanding slender fluid filaments of room‐temperature ferroelectric nematic liquid crystals
are described. They are stabilized either by internal electric fields of bound charges formed …

Liquid water has been recognized long ago to be the matrix of many processes, including
life and also rock dynamics. Interactions among biomolecules occur very differently in a non …

Deep engineering of liquid water by charge and impurity injection, charged support, current
flow, hydrophobic confinement, or applying a directional field has becoming increasingly …

In recent years, ionic microgels have garnered much attention due to their unique properties,
especially their stimulus-sensitive swelling behavior. The tunable response of these soft …

The interaction of electrical fields and liquids can lead to a phenomenon that defies intuition.
Some famous examples can be found in electrohydrodynamics as Taylor cones, whipping …

It was observed that when polarized by an intense electric field, water is able to self-arrange
into macroscopic cylindrical wires that can hang up and remain floating against gravity. This …

The authors demonstrate how the size and structure of the cavity of hollow charged
microgels may be controlled by varying pH and ionic strength. Hollow charged microgels …

Water is not only a substance No. 1, but also an exceptional media of electromagnetic
waves propagating on scales from the molecular to the global. Chemical reactions in …