Efficient energy harvesting using triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs): Integration with technologies, wearable applications, and future trends
Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
216, P. 115662 - 115662
Published: April 2, 2025
Language: Английский
Magnetically-Driven Reconfigurable Cilium Array with Tunable Wettability for Dynamic Display and Controllable Microreactio
Zijing Quan,
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Yuhan Zhang,
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Pan You
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et al.
Published: March 28, 2025
Article
Magnetically-Driven
Reconfigurable
Cilium
Array
with
Tunable
Wettability
for
Dynamic
Display
and
Controllable
Microreactio
Zijing
Quan
1,
Yuhan
Zhang
1,*,
You
Pan
Zhongyi
Yang
Chen
Fawei
Rui
Letian
Li
Bo
1,2,*,
Shichao
Niu
1,2,3,*,
Zhiwu
Han
1,2,3,
Luquan
Ren
1,2,3
1
Key
Laboratory
of
Bionic
Engineering
(Ministry
Education),
Jilin
University,
Changchun
130022,
China
2
National
Automotive
Chassis
Integration
Bionics,
3
Institute
Structured
Architected
Materials,
Liaoning
Academy
Shenyang
110167,
*
Correspondence:
[email protected]
(Y.Z.);
[email protected]
(B.L.);
[email protected]
(S.N.)
Received:
March
2025;
Revised:
17
Accepted:
25
Published:
28
2025
Abstract:
Efficient
droplet
transport
plays
an
important
role
in
many
fields
such
as
liquid
collection,
microfluidic
management,
reaction
control.
However,
it
remains
a
key
challenge
to
achieve
fast
precise
motion
control
along
predetermined
path.
Herein,
magnetically
driven
cilium
array
(MDCA)
was
developed
by
simple
one-step
spraying
method.
The
MDCA
exhibits
both
upright
prostrated
states
under
programmable
magnetic
field,
achieving
in-situ
pinning
driving
the
droplets,
respectively.
In
particular,
modified
silicone
oil
can
not
only
be
used
manipulation
on
spatio-temporal
scale
(S-shaped
trajectory
transport,
selective
target
velocity
control)
but
also
provides
self-enclosed
space
fusion
chemical
microreactions,
allowing
fine-tuning
parameters
isolation
from
external
contamination.
Based
theoretical
analysis
applied
development
dynamic
digital
displays
microreactors
inspiration
environmental
monitoring,
drug
delivery,
energy
purification.
Language: Английский
Advanced Ceramics with Extraordinary Wettability: From Fundamental Research to Industrial Engineering
Xinpeng Cao,
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Zengyi He,
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Haoyu Dai
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et al.
Advanced Engineering Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 13, 2025
Supported
by
the
widespread
adoption
of
bionic
concepts
in
interfacial
science,
extraordinary
wettability
represented
superwettability
has
gained
enormous
achievements
during
past
decades
and
remains
a
critical
research
hot
point
both
fundamental
science
industrial
engineering.
Although
many
types
surfaces
with
are
fabricated
organics
through
this
approach,
some
intrinsic
drawbacks
organic
material
emerging
obstructing
further
applications.
Facing
dilemma
between
engineering,
utilizing
advanced
inorganic
ceramics
is
deemed
as
an
alternative
way
to
construct
which
can
fulfill
other
demands
applications
simultaneously,
especially
given
high
mechanical
robustness
remarkable
high‐temperature
stability
material.
Thus,
article
provides
concise
perspective
on
relationship
well
recent
developments
regarding
inert
reactive
wetting
systems
serve
guidance
for
future
design
field.
Language: Английский