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20172024
most citedHierarchical macro-nanoporous metals for leakage-free high-thermal conductivity shape-stabilized phase change materials

100 citations · 148 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

physics.app-ph2024

Tailored Fabrication of 3D Nanopores with Dielectric Oxides for Multiple Nanoscale Applications

German Lanzavecchia, Anastasiia Sapunova, Ali Douaki +6

Nanopore sensing is a key technology for single-molecule detection and analysis. Solid-state nanopores have emerged as a versatile platform, since their fabrication allows to engin…

cond-mat.soft20217 cited

Can one predict a drop contact angle?

Marion Silvestrini, Antonio Tinti, Alberto Giacomello +1

The study of wetting phenomena is of great interest due to the multifaceted technological applications of hydrophobic and hydrophilic surfaces. The theoretical approaches proposed…

cond-mat.soft2020100 cited

Hierarchical macro-nanoporous metals for leakage-free high-thermal conductivity shape-stabilized phase change materials

Yaroslav Grosu, Yanqi Zhao, Alberto Giacomello +6

Impregnation of Phase Change Materials (PCMs) into a porous medium is a promising way to stabilize their shape and improve thermal conductivity which are essential for thermal ener…

cond-mat.stat-mech2018

Activated wetting of nanostructured surfaces: reaction coordinates, finite size effects, and simulation pitfalls

Matteo Amabili, Simone Meloni, Alberto Giacomello +1

A liquid in contact with a textured surface can be found in two states, Wenzel and Cassie. In the Wenzel state the liquid completely wets the corrugations while in the Cassie state…

cond-mat.soft201723 cited

Collapse of superhydrophobicity on nanopillared surfaces

Matteo Amabili, Alberto Giacomello, Simone Meloni +1

The mechanism of the collapse of the superhydrophobic state is elucidated for submerged nanoscale textures forming a three-dimensional interconnected vapor domain. This key issue f…

cond-mat.mes-hall201718 cited

Intrusion and extrusion of a liquid on nanostructured surfaces

Matteo Amabili, Alberto Giacomello, Simone Meloni +1

Superhydrophobicity is connected to the presence of gas pockets within surface asperities. Upon increasing the pressure this "suspended" state may collapse, causing the complete we…