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20142022
most citedContact Angle Hysteresis on Superhydrophobic Stripes

45 citations · 76 across the 4 of their papers we have counts for

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5 papers

cond-mat.soft2022★ 7 cited

Jet-driven viscous locomotion of confined thermoresponsive microgels

Ivan Tanasijević, Oliver Jung, Lyndon Koens +2

We consider the dynamics of micro-sized, asymmetrically-coated thermoresponsive hydrogel ribbons (microgels) under periodic heating and cooling in the confined space between two pl…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci2019

A Light-Driven Microgel Rotor

Hang Zhang, Lyndon Koens, Eric Lauga +2

The current understanding of motility through body shape deformation of microorganisms and the knowledge of fluid flows at the microscale provides ample examples for mimicry and de…

physics.bio-ph2018

The swimming of a deforming helix

Lyndon Koens, Hang Zhang, Martin Moeller +2

Many microorganisms and artificial microswimmers use helical appendages in order to generate locomotion. Though often rotated so as to produce thrust, some species of bacteria such…

cond-mat.soft2015★ 24 cited

Regimes of Wetting Transitions on Superhydrophobic Textures Conditioned by Energy of Receding Contact Lines

Alexander L. Dubov, Ahmed Mourran, Martin Möller +1

We discuss an evaporation-induced wetting transition on superhydrophobic stripes, and show that depending on the elastic energy of the deformed contact line, which determines the v…

cond-mat.soft2014★ 45 cited

Contact Angle Hysteresis on Superhydrophobic Stripes

Alexander L. Dubov, Ahmed Mourran, Martin Möller +1

We study experimentally and discuss quantitatively the contact angle hysteresis on striped superhydrophobic surfaces as a function of a solid fraction, . It is shown that the…