Jyotirmoy Sarma, Lei Zhang, Zongqi Guo, and Xianming Dai, “Sustainable Icephobicity on Durable Quasi-Liquid Surface“, Chemical Engineering Journal, DOI: 10.1016/j.cej.2021.133475 (2021).
Congratulations to Zongqi for successfully passing his Ph.D. defense!
Zongqi has made significant contributions to condensation heat transfer, microfluidics, and water harvesting in his Ph.D. work.
Our group received the prestigious National Science Foundation CAREER Award. Congratulations!
Xianming (Simon) has been selected for the Outstanding Early Career Award at the 1st µFIP conference (former ICNMM series).
For outstanding and significant contributions to the fields of surface wettability, phase-change heat transfer, and water harvesting.
µFIP Outstanding Early Career Award
This award recognizes a researcher early in their career whose emerging work on mini-, micro- and nanoscale flow or interfacial phenomena and/or systems represents an exceptional contribution to current and future directions of research in this field. Nominees should have completed their graduate degree no more than 10 years prior to the year of nomination (i.e., no earlier than May 2011).
Our four-year work entitled “Hydrophilic slippery surface enabled coarsening effect for rapid water harvesting” is published in Cell Reports Physical Science. Congratulations!
Zongqi Guo, Lei Zhang, Deepak Monga, Howard A. Stone, and Xianming Dai, “Hydrophilic Slippery Surface Enabled Coarsening Effect for Rapid Water Harvesting“, Cell Reports Physical Science, DOI: 10.1016/j.xcrp.2021.100387 (2021). Video
Our work entitled “Gradient Quasi-Liquid Surface Enabled Self-Propulsion of Highly Wetting Liquids” is published in Advanced Functional Materials. Congratulations to Lei, Zongqi, and Jyoti.
Lei Zhang, Zongqi Guo, Jyotirmoy Sarma, Weiwei Zhao, and Xianming Dai, “Gradient Quasi-Liquid Surface Enabled Self-Propulsion of Highly Wetting Liquids“, Advanced Functional Materials, DOI: 10.1002/adfm.202008614 (2021). Video
Xianming (Simon) was invited to give a keynote presentation entitled “Bioinspired Surfaces for Sustainable Water Harvesting” at the ICNMM2020 conference.
Xianming (Simon) was invited to give a keynote presentation entitled “Bioinspired Surfaces for Sustainable Water Harvesting” at the ICNMM2020 conference. The recorded video is available for registered attendees.
Our work on “Quasi-Liquid Surface” received ASME Best Poster Award in the Micro and Nano Technology Forum. Congratulations to Lei, Zongqi and Jyoti.
Our work Quasi-Liquid Surfaces can Repel Highly Wetting Liquids, provide Sustainable Water Harvesting, and let Wind Remove Ice.
Our group received the prestigious Young Investigator Award from Army Research Office. Congratulations!
Our group received the prestigious Young Investigator Award from Army Research Office. Congratulations!
Our group received an industrial grant to create durable self-cleaning coatings. Congratulations!
Our group received an industrial grant to create durable self-cleaning coatings. Congratulations!
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