Lubricant-impregnated surfaces are two-component surface coatings. One component, a
fluid called the lubricant, is stabilized at a surface by the second component, the scaffold …

Nature organisms, after billions of years of evolution, have evolved elegant morphologies,
structures, patterns, or surface wettabilities with unique functionalities. Among all the …

Devising effective methods to reduce drag forces is of great interest as these methods could
prevent the wastage of fuel and decrease carbon emission and the global warming rate …

Small drag-reducing riblets and larger drag-increasing ridges are longitudinally invariant
and laterally periodic surface structures that differ only in the details of their lateral periodicity …

We perform direct numerical simulations of a turbulent channel flow with a lubricated micro-
grooved surface to investigate the effects of this surface on the slip characteristics at the …

We numerically investigate the pressure drop reduction (PDR) performance of
microchannels equipped with liquid-infused surfaces, along with determining the shape of …

Lubricant-infused surfaces have attracted great attention recently and are described as
slippery liquid-infused porous surfaces (SLIPS). Here, we measured the hydrodynamic …

Drag force, corrosion, and biofouling have always been issues that disrupt the reliable
operation of systems dealing with fluid flow. Inspired by nature, liquid-or solid-infused …

The correct theoretical definition of boundary conditions of flow underpins all fluid dynamics
studies, and is particularly important in situations in which the flow is confined on the nano …

Coatings with liquid-like repellency to liquids has attracted much attention due to their wide
range of applications. However, the current liquid-like coatings are usually very thin in the …