Shape memory polymer (SMP) and SMP composites (SMPC) can memorize the permanent
shape and recover from the temporary shape to the permanent shape when stimulated by …

Shape memory polymers (SMPs) are a class of active, deformable materials that can switch
between a temporary shape, which can be freely designed, and their original shape. With …

In recent years, the major factors that determine commercialization of perovskite photovoltaic
technology have been shifting from solar cell performance to stability, reproducibility, device …

Owing to their specialized functions and various potential applications, bioinspired
superwettable surfaces have captured much attention. Nevertheless, superhydrophobic …

Shape memory polymers (SMPs) have historically attracted attention for their unique
stimulation-responsive and variable stiffness and have made notable progress in …

Four-dimensional printing, a new process to fabricate active materials through three-
dimensional (3D) printing developed by MIT's Self-Assembly Lab in 2014, has attracted …

Epoxy polymers represent a recently emerged class of thermoset shape memory polymers
with superior thermo-mechanical endurance and excellent processability. However, the …

Recently, superhydrophobic surfaces with tunable wettability have aroused much attention.
Noticeably, almost all present smart performances rely on the variation of surface chemistry …

With the development of polymer-based composite materials technologies and the
continuous expansion of its application scale, the research focus has shifted from …

Recently, self‐healing superhydrophobic surfaces have become a new research focus due
to their recoverable wetting performances and wide applications. However, until now, on …