The paper summarizes 10-years of experience gained by various groups in the study of
liquid marbles. Liquid marbles are non-stick droplets wrapped by micro-or nanometrically …

Droplet manipulation has found broad applications in various engineering and biomedical
fields, such as biochemistry, microfluidic systems, drug delivery, and tissue engineering …

The revealing of the phenomenon of superhydrophobicity (the" lotus-effect") has stimulated
an interest in wetting of real (rough and chemically heterogeneous) surfaces. In spite of the …

The ability of particles to adhere to a fluid–fluid interface can stabilize the formation of an
emulsion. When the encapsulated fluid is a liquid and the fluid in which it is immersed is air …

Remote control of the locomotion of small objects is a challenge in itself and may also allow
for the stimuli control of entire systems. Here, it is described how encapsulated liquids …

Liquid marbles are nonstick droplets wrapped by micro-or nanometrically scaled colloidal
particles, representing a platform for a variety of chemical, biological, and microfluidics …

Due to their unique properties, liquid marbles have been the subject of a collection of
studies in the past decade, centered on fundamental research on their properties, as well as …

A liquid marble (LM) describes a liquid droplet that is wrapped by nonwetting micro-or
nanoparticles and therefore obtains characteristics of a solid powder particle. Here, we …

Liquid marbles, as particle-armored droplets, have potential applications in microreactors,
biomedicine, controlled release and gas detection. To improve the stability and …

Liquid marbles allow for quantities of various liquids to be encapsulated by hydrophobic
particles, thus ensuring isolation from the external environment. The unique properties …