Water drops moving on surfaces are not only an everyday phenomenon seen on windows
but also form an essential part of many industrial processes. Previous understanding is that …

Electrohydrodynamic and hydroelectric effects at the water–solid interface are of
fundamental importance and also underpin many important applications ranging from the …

Various physical tweezers for manipulating liquid droplets based on optical, electrical,
magnetic, acoustic, or other external fields have emerged and revolutionized research and …

Additive manufacturing (AM), which is often referred to as three‐dimensional printing,
revolutionizes manufacturing by providing a high degree of design freedom and …

The electrodeless biocompatible manipulation of femtoliter‐scale aqueous microdroplets
remains challenging. The appropriate isolation of electrostatic charges from femtoliter‐scale …

Conspectus A super-repellent surface is a type of liquid-repellency material that allows for
various liquid drops to bead up, roll off, or even bounce back. Known for its ability to remain …

So far, microfluidic navigation based on space-charge modulation is limited in a two-
dimensional (2D) substrate plane. In this paper, a three-dimensional (3D) photovoltaic water …

Amphiphobic surface combines the advantages of hydrophobic surface and oleophobic
surface, and it can repel water and oil simultaneously. The properties of the solid surface …

Among the possible alternatives for the improvement of contact electrification for triboelectric
energy harvesting purposes, the functionalization of contact surfaces has attracted wide …

Motivated by the requirements of performance stability in environments of variable humidity,
the focus of this study is on the effects and role of humidity-induced water molecules and …