Icephobic surfaces have a critical footprint on human daily lives ranging from aviation
systems and infrastructures to energy systems, but creation of these surfaces for low …

Photothermal superhydrophobic surfaces are potential to become ideal anti‐/deicing
surfaces due to their rapid water removal, icing delay, and photothermal deicing …

Fabrics have been used broadly in daily life for an enormous variety of applications due to
their intrinsic advantages, such as flexibility, renewability, and good processability …

Droplet solidification has received much attention over the last two decades due its
relevance in natural processes as well as engineering applications. Study of droplet …

The formation and accumulation of ice can lead to severe economic loss or even loss of life.
To prevent these losses, there has been rapid development in icephobic materials in recent …

Overcoming ice accretion on external aircraft wing surfaces plays a crucial role in aviation,
and develo** environmentally friendly passive anti-icing surfaces is considered to be a …

A robust self-healable superhydrophobic fabric is fabricated via in situ diazonium radical
polymerization. By employing diazonium salts, Cu powder, and ascorbic acid, the …

Superhydrophobic cement-based materials are promising candidates to alleviate the
performance deterioration of concrete constructions caused by water penetration. However …

The impacting-freezing dynamics of a supercooled water droplet on a cold surface is studied
experimentally and numerically. A numerical model that considers both the effects of the …

Photo-thermal superhydrophobic surfaces with photo-thermal effect exhibit huge potential
for anti-icing/deicing, but are limited by their dependency on light. Alternatively, electro …