Jamilya Nauruzbayeva
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Nauruzbayeva J, Sun Z, Gallo Jr A, Ibrahim M, Santamarina J, Mishra H
Nat Commun
. 2020 Oct;
11(1):5285.
PMID: 33082321
The mechanisms leading to the electrification of water when it comes in contact with hydrophobic surfaces remains a research frontier in chemical science. A clear understanding of these mechanisms could,...
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Das R, Ahmad Z, Nauruzbayeva J, Mishra H
Sci Rep
. 2020 May;
10(1):7934.
PMID: 32404874
Superomniphobic surfaces, which repel droplets of polar and apolar liquids, are used for reducing frictional drag, packaging electronics and foods, and separation processes, among other applications. These surfaces exploit perfluorocarbons ...
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Arunachalam S, Domingues E, Das R, Nauruzbayeva J, Buttner U, Syed A, et al.
J Vis Exp
. 2020 Mar;
(156).
PMID: 32116308
We present microfabrication protocols for rendering intrinsically wetting materials repellent to liquids (omniphobic) by creating gas-entrapping microtextures (GEMs) on them comprising cavities and pillars with reentrant and doubly reentrant features....
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Arunachalam S, Das R, Nauruzbayeva J, Domingues E, Mishra H
J Colloid Interface Sci
. 2018 Sep;
534:156-162.
PMID: 30218988
Hypothesis: Coating-free approaches to achieve liquid repellent, or omniphobic, surfaces could exploit inexpensive intrinsically wetting materials, such as polyethylene terephthalate and nylon, for applications such as liquid-vapor extraction and drag...
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Domingues E, Arunachalam S, Nauruzbayeva J, Mishra H
Nat Commun
. 2018 Sep;
9(1):3606.
PMID: 30190456
Trapping air at the solid-liquid interface is a promising strategy for reducing frictional drag and desalting water, although it has thus far remained unachievable without perfluorinated coatings. Here, we report...