Bioinspired Superwettability, 3 Volumes

Lei Jiang is Professor at the Institute of Chemistry of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China. He received his MSc degree from Jilin University of China and his PhD in physical chemistry jointly from Jilin University of China and Tokyo University, Japan.Professor Jiang's main research fields are design and fabrication of bioinspired surfaces with controllable wettability as well as the construction of ion channels through the assembly of functional DNA molecules. Professor Jiang has received numerous awards and is member of the editorial boards of multiple renowned journals.

• IntroductionFundamental TheoriesCharacterizations on Gas/Liquid/Solid Three-Phase InterfacesPreparation of Superhydrophobic Material Systems0D Particles and Magic BubbleSuperhydrophilic Material Systems for Self-Cleaning and Anti-FoggingSurface Modification for Controllable WettabilitySuperhydrophobic Material Systems for Anti-Reflection and Anti-FoggingSmart Superwettability, Smart Chiral SurfacesSuperwettability-Based SeparationElectrowettingIonic Liquid WettabilityBioinspired NanochannelSuperwettability-Induced Drop MovementSuperwettability-Induced Self-Assembly and 1D FluidicsOverflowSuperwettability of GasUnder-Liquid SuperwettabilityPeriosteum LubricationSuperwettability-Induced TribologySuperwettability-Induced Drag ReductionSuperwettability-Induced Protein, Cell AdhesionRegulating Wet AdhesionSuperwettability-Induced 3D Tissue EngineeringAdhesion on Solid/Solid InterfacesSuperwettability at High TemperaturesSuperwettability at Low TemperaturesPhotonic Crystal WettabilitySuperwettability-Mediated Droplet Dynamic InteractionSuperwettability-Based HydrodynamicsThree-Phase Interfacial ReactionSuperwettability-Based FabricationBinary Cooperation