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Laser-processed antiadhesive bionic combs for handling nanofibers inspired by nanostructures on the legs of cribellate spiders

Sebastian Lifka,
Kristóf Harsányi,
Erich Baumgartner,
Lukas Pichler,
Dariya Baiko,
Karsten Wasmuth,
Johannes Heitz,
Marco Meyer,
Anna-Christin Joel,
Jörn Bonse and
Werner Baumgartner

Beilstein J. Nanotechnol. 2022, 13, 1268–1283, doi:10.3762/bjnano.13.105

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Figure 1: Images of four distantly related and differently sized cribellate spiders with same-sized nanorippl...

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Figure 2: Principle geometry of the interaction of a nanofiber with a periodic sinusoidal surface topography ...

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Figure 3: The three possible states: A (a, b), B (c, d), and C (e, f). (a, c, e) show the total energies E_tot...

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Figure 4: Transition from adhesive to anti-adhesive state for varying fiber radii ranging between 10 and 200 ...

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Figure 5: Relative total energy for different characteristic lengths λ for a fiber radius of R = 15 nm (the o...

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Figure 6: Scanning electron micrograph of electrospun nanofibers. One can see the random orientation of the i...

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Figure 7: Peel-off force measurement of polished (a) and LIPSS-covered (b) steel samples. The applied weights...

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Figure 8: Peel-off force per unit length measurement results from Table 1 and Table 2 (mean values) visualized as bar plot....

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Figure 9: LIPSS-covered and polished titanium alloy surfaces after peel-off of an electrospun nonwoven. While...

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Figure 10: (a) Photography of a laser-structured titanium alloy sample after ultrafast laser processing. The c...

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Figure 11: (a) Photography of the setup for the electrospinning process. (b) Top view of the spun sample after...

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Figure 12: Measurement principle of the newly established peel-off test avoiding edge effects. Blue: sample wi...

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Figure 13: Setup used for the peel-off force measurements.

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Published 07 Nov 2022

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Moisture harvesting and water transport through specialized micro-structures on the integument of lizards

Philipp Comanns,
Christian Effertz,
Florian Hischen,
Konrad Staudt,
Wolfgang Böhme and
Werner Baumgartner

Beilstein J. Nanotechnol. 2011, 2, 204–214, doi:10.3762/bjnano.2.24

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Figure 1: The three lizard species under investigation. (A) Moloch horridus with an array of spikes covering ...

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Figure 2: Different sizes and morphologies of scales of Phrynosoma cornutum. (A) Dorsal (back) scales along t...

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Figure 3: Water spreading on the reptiles' surfaces. A droplet of 5 µl was applied through a syringe and brou...

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Figure 4: Scale of Phrynosoma cornutum dipped into deionised water. The freshly prepared scale (A) exhibits a...

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Figure 5: Micro ornamentation of the scales of the three investigated lizard species. (A) Moloch horridus sho...

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Figure 6: Water spreading on epoxy replica of moisture harvesting reptiles. A 5 µl droplet of water was appli...

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Figure 7: Water condensation on epoxy replicas of structured surfaces. The epoxy replicas were cut into disks...

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Figure 8: Water transport in interscalar capillaries. The behaviour of coloured water on the integument of th...

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Figure 9: Water transport velocity in the capillary system. Two typical examples of results of a frame-to-fra...

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Published 13 Apr 2011

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