Bio-inspired dewetted surfaces based on SiC/Si interlocked structures for enhanced-underwater stability and regenerative-drag reduction capability.

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A fast and effective approach for reversible wetting-dewetting transitions on ZnO nanowires.Effect of Flow and Particle-Plastron Collision on the Longevity of Superhydrophobicity.Dual dimensional nanostructures with highly durable non-wetting properties under dynamic and underwater conditions.

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By Junghan Lee

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Donghyung Kim

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Kijung Yong

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Sangkuk Kim

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Seunghyun Baek

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Zhuo Zhang

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