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This book explores the science and design of flexible superhydrophobic materials, inspired by natural systems such as lotus leaves and insect wings. It examines how micro/nanostructures and low-surface-energy chemistry create exceptional water-repellent properties, while highlighting the limitations of rigid surfaces under real-world mechanical and environmental stresses. Emphasizing recent advances, the work presents flexible interfaces as a solution for enhanced durability, stability, and multifunctionality, including anti-icing and self-cleaning. By integrating biomimetic principles with engineering strategies, the book provides a comprehensive framework for developing robust, high-performance materials suited for complex and dynamic applications.

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