Hydrogels, which are hydrophilic soft porous networks, are an important class of materials of
broad relevance to bioanalytical chemistry, soft‐robotics, drug delivery, and regenerative …

Biological organisms present marvelous morphing behaviors from the quiescent blooming of
flowers to the energetic wing‐flap** of birds that have always inspired humans to design …

Janus hydrogels with different properties on the two surfaces have considerable potential in
the field of material engineering applications. Various Janus hydrogels have been …

With the emergence of soft robotics, there is a growing need to develop actuator systems
that are lightweight, mechanically compliant, stimuli-responsive, and readily programmable …

This paper describes polymeric nanostructures with dynamically tunable wetting properties.
Centimeter‐scale areas of monolithic nanoridges can be generated by strain relief of …

Inspired by the superglue fuming method for fingerprint collection, this study developed a
novel interfacial‐fuming‐induced surface instability process to generate wrinkled patterns on …

This review summarizes the relevant developments in preparing wrinkled structures with
variable characteristics. These include the formation of smart interfaces with reversible …

Wrinkling has recently attracted an increasing interest by suggesting a number of
unforeseeable applications in many emerging material science and engineering fields. If …

This review presents an integrated theoretical and computational characterization and
analysis of surface pattern formation in chiral and achiral liquid crystal self-assembly and the …

In this study, a morphological diagram was constructed for quantitatively predicting various
modes of surface instabilities caused by the dynamic interfacial release of strain in initially …