Achieving Reversible Asymmetric Surface Morphology via Metaregulated Layer

Reversible Asymmetric Surface Morphology In their Research Article (10.1002/adem.202501992), Chao Gao presents a novel strategy to design a reversible asymmetric surface by incorporating a metamaterial-like structure as a regulation layer beneath the surface of soft material. By rationally designing embedded structures, the achieved waviness and the degree of asymmetry are ∼25.6% and ∼159.6% higher than those of existing approaches. This conceptual strategy is proven numerically and experimentally.

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Advanced Engineering Materials
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2026-03-04
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https://doi.org/10.1002/adem.70643
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Advanced Materials and Mechanics
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Achieving Reversible Asymmetric Surface Morphology via Metaregulated Layer

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Achieving Reversible Asymmetric Surface Morphology via Metaregulated Layer

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Reversible Asymmetric Surface Morphology In their Research Article (10.1002/adem.202501992), Chao Gao presents a novel strategy to design a reversible asymmetric surface by incorporating a metamaterial-like structure as a regulation layer beneath the surface of soft material. By rationally designing embedded structures, the achieved waviness and the degree of asymmetry are ∼25.6% and ∼159.6% higher than those of existing approaches. This conceptual strategy is proven numerically and experimentally.

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