Research involving liquid-like surfaces
Below you can read about some other work of this group related to liquid-like surfaces.
Evaporation on slippery liquid-like surfaces

When a droplet evaporates from a slippery liquid-like surface, its contact area smoothly retracts as its volume reduces.
Droplet and contact-line friction

We can use a surface coating to change kinetic contact line friction, which dramatically alters how quickly droplets move on a surface.
Anti-biofilm liquid and liquid-like surfaces
Under construction
Anti-icing liquid-like surfaces
Under construction
Anti-scaling liquid-like surfaces
Under construction