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Satoshi Nakamura

Yamagata University

Japan

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Hiroshi Kakiuchida

Senior Researcher

National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)

JAPAN

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Guojun Liu

Professor

Queen's University

CANADA

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DNA-based arrangement and assembly of gold nanorods

Recent trends on anti-fogging treatments using self-healing hydrophilic/superhydrophilic materials

Application of High-Surface Tension and Hygroscopic Ionic Liquid-Infused Nanostructured SiO2 Surfaces for Reversible/Repeatable Anti-Fogging Treatment

Statically Very Hydrophilic but Dynamically Hydrophobic Surfaces Showing Surprising Water Sliding Performance

Plasmonic circular dichroism-based metal ion detection using gold nanorod–DNA complexes

Thermo-responsive Fluorinated Organogels Showing Anti-fouling and Long-Lasting/Repeatable Icephobic Properties

Long-Lasting Self-Healing Surface Dewettability through the Rapid Regeneration of Surface Morphologies

Self-assembly of Gold Nanorods into a Highly Ordered Sheet via Electrostatic Interactions with Double-stranded DNA

Durable and long-lasting transparent anticorrosive films for copper substrates using mesoporous silica nanocontainers loaded with corrosion inhibitor

Effective Approach to Render Stable Dynamic Omniphobicity and Icephobicity to Ultrasmooth Metal Surfaces

Assembly and Active Control of Nanoparticles using Polymer Brushes as a Scaffold

Recent Progress in Research on “Liquid-Like” Surfaces Showing Low Contact Angle Hysteresis and Excellent Liquid Sliding Behavior

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Hiroshi Kakiuchida

Guojun Liu

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