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Cephalopod-inspired Design of Electro-mechano-chemically Responsive Elastomers for On-demand Fluorescent Patterning

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SAMs Lab research
Mechanochemistry
dielectric elastomer
wrinkling instability
stimuli-responsive polymer
flexible display

Cephalopod-inspired Design of Electro-mechano-chemically Responsive Elastomers for On-demand Fluorescent Patterning

Qiming Wang, Gregory R. Gossweiler, Stephen L. Craig*, Xuanhe Zhao*

Bioinspired Surfaces with Dynamic Topography for Active Control of Biofouling

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SAMs Lab research
Electro-cratering instability
biofilm
dynamic elastomers
pneumatic simulation
adhesion strength

Phanindhar Shivapooja†, Qiming Wang†, Beatriz Orihuela, Daniel Rittschof, and Gabriel P. López, Xuanhe Zhao

† Equal contribution

gabriel.lopez [at] duke.edu

Electromechanical instabilities of thermoplastics: Theory and in situ observation

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pull-in instability
SAMs Lab research
creasing-cratering instability
dielectric polymers

Electromechanical instabilities of thermoplastics: Theory and in situ observation

Qiming Wang, Xiaofan Niu, Qibing Pei, Michael Dickey, Xuanhe Zhao*

Appl. Phys. Lett. 101, 141911 (2012); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4757867

Dynamic Electrostatic Lithography: Multiscale On-demand Patterning on Large-Area Curved Surfaces

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SAMs Lab research
dynamic electrostatic lithography
multiscale on-demand patterning
concave pattern

Dynamic Electrostatic Lithography: Multiscale On-demand Patterning on Large-Area Curved Surfaces

Qiming Wang, Mukarram Tahir, Jianfeng Zang, and Xuanhe Zhao*

 Advanced Materials, In press 

Electro-creasing instability in deformed polymers: experiment and theory

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electromechanical instability
dielectrics
electro-creasing instability
pattern formation
SAMs Lab research

Electro-creasing instability in deformed polymers: experiment and theory

Qiming Wang, Mukarram Tahir, Lin Zhang, and Xuanhe Zhao*

Soft Matter, In Press 

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