Printed electronics promises the realization of low-cost electronic systems on flexible
substrates over large areas. In order to achieve this, high quality patterns need to be printed …

High-speed printing processes are a leading technology for the large-scale manufacture of a
new generation of nanoscale and microscale devices. Central to all printing processes is the …

Printing organic semiconductor inks by means of roll‐to‐roll compatible techniques will
allow a continuous, high‐volume fabrication of large‐area flexible optoelectronic devices …

Light‐emitting electrochemical cells (LECs) are fabricated by gravure printing. The
compromise between device performance and printing quality is correlated to the ink …

Flexible printed all‐solid‐state graphene‐based planar supercapacitors have attracted great
attentions for their potential applications in portable and wearable electronics. However, the …

Liquid bridges with moving contact lines are found in a variety of settings such as capillary
feeders and high-speed printing. Although it is often assumed that the length scale for these …

Roll-to-roll patterning of small-scale features on a rapidly moving web is an industrially
important process with a wide array of commercial applications both old and new. Examples …

Liquid bridges with moving contact lines are relevant in a variety of natural and industrial
settings, ranging from printing processes to the feeding of birds. While it is often assumed …

Ambient energy harvesting has great potential to contribute to sustainable development and
address ever-emerging energy demands. Energy harvesting devices (EHDs) are particularly …

The design of a robust superhydrophobic surface is a widely pursued topic. While many
investigations are limited to applications with high impact velocities (for raindrops of the …