Xiaoguang Wang

Assistant Professor

Ohio State University

United States

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Xiaoguang Wang is an Assistant Professor at Ohio State University, United States. His research areas encompass liquid crystal systems, molecular dynamics of polymers, and advanced materials for electromagnetic applications. Recent articles demonstrate his focus on chemical reactor engineering and the structural dynamics of amyloid assemblies.

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Xiaoping Bao

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Purdue University

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Qing Deng

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Purdue University

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Yimin Zhou

University of Michigan

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Volker Sick

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University of Michigan

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Dan Daniel

Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University

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Xin Wang

Cornell University

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Michael M. Lerch

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Institute of Chemical and Engineering Sciences

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Articles (22)

Liquid Crystal‐Driven Chemical Feeding Accelerates Condensation Reactions in Droplet Microreactors

Conformational Plasticity in Amyloid Assemblies: A Paradigm Shift from Structural Rigidity to Functional Adaptability

Advancements in high-entropy materials for electromagnetic wave absorption

Optimizing MOF‐Derived Electromagnetic Wave Absorbers through Gradient Pore Regulation for Pareto Improvement

Programming liquid crystal elastomers for multistep ambidirectional deformability

Droplet attraction and coalescence mechanism on textured oil-impregnated surfaces

Advancements in droplet reactor systems represent new opportunities in chemical reactor engineering: A perspective

Design of a self-cleanable multilevel anticounterfeiting interface through covalent chemical modulation

Staggered circular nanoporous graphene converts electromagnetic waves into electricity

CAR-neutrophil mediated delivery of tumor-microenvironment responsive nanodrugs for glioblastoma chemo-immunotherapy

Lubricated Interfaces Enabling Simultaneous Pulsatile and Continuous Chemical Release Modes

Impact of Molecular-level Structural Disruption on Relaxation Dynamics of Polymers with End-on and Side-on Liquid Crystal Moieties

Experimental Insights into Conformational Ensembles of Assembled β-Sheet Peptides

Single-molecule visualization determines conformational substate ensembles in β-sheet–rich peptide fibrils

Editorial: The hierarchical organization of supramolecular systems: From fundamentals to biomedical applications, Volume II

Biomass-Derived Carbon Heterostructures Enable Environmentally Adaptive Wideband Electromagnetic Wave Absorbers

An angle-insensitive electromagnetic absorber enabling a wideband absorption

Modularizable Liquid‐Crystal‐Based Open Surfaces Enable Programmable Chemical Transport and Feeding using Liquid Droplets

Stimuli‐Responsive Liquid‐Crystal‐Infused Porous Surfaces for Manipulation of Underwater Gas Bubble Transport and Adhesion

Dually reactive multilayer coatings enable orthogonal manipulation of underwater superoleophobicity and oil adhesion via post-functionalization

Liquid crystal–based open surface microfluidics manipulate liquid mobility and chemical composition on demand

Conservation and Identity Selection of Cationic Residues Flanking the Hydrophobic Regions in Intermediate Filament Superfamily

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Xiaoping Bao

You-Yeon Won

Qing Deng

Yimin Zhou

Volker Sick

Dan Daniel

Xin Wang

Michael M. Lerch

shibo xi

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