JOTHI PRAKASH

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Chosun University

South Korea

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Jothi Prakash is a Research Professor at Chosun University, South Korea. His research areas focus on biomimetic materials, surface engineering, and corrosion inhibition, as evidenced by his recent publications. He has contributed significantly to the development of advanced materials for fog harvesting, efficient surface finishing, and enhanced energy activities in nickel-ceria supported systems.

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Jeong-Won Lee

Chosun University

SOUTH KOREA

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Biomimetic materials for fog harvesting: Prospects and challenges

High Efficiency Surface Finishing of Direct Energy Deposition Manufactured 17‐4PH Stainless Steel: Roughness Reduction and Corrosion Protection

Superaerophobic 0D nickel–2D ceria supported 316L for enhanced OER and HER activity

Active Surface Area-Dependent Water Harvesting of Desert Beetle-Inspired Hybrid Wetting Surfaces

Facile fabrication of microstructured superhydrophilic and superhydrophobic STS316L

Do Wettability Measurements Define Corrosion Inhibition of Etched Surfaces? A Study on Acid‐Etched 316L Stainless Steel

Mass Loss and Surface Passivation Characteristics of Electropolished SLM 316L Steel

Selective de-silanization assisted wettability patterning of aluminum surfaces

A facile fabrication method of wettability modification of TiAl6V4 based on alkali solution treatment: Superhydrophilic, superhydrophobic and slippery surface

Photocorrosion-less stable heterojunction photoanode for efficient visible-light driven solar hydrogen generation

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Jeong-Won Lee

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