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Peeling from a liquid

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By Deepak Kumar , Nuoya Zhou, Fabian Brau, Narayanan Menon
| Royal Society of Chemistry
We establish the existence of a cusp in the curvature of a solid sheet at its contact with a liquid subphase. We study two configurations in floating sheets where the solid-vapor-liquid contact line is a straight line and a circle, respectively. In the former case, a rectangular sheet is lifted at its one edge, whereas in the latter a gas bubble is injected beneath a floating sheet. We show that in both geometries the derivative of the sheet’s curvature is discontinuous.
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Application of hydrogel patches to the upper margins of N95 respirators as a novel antifog measure for goggles: A prospective, self-controlled study

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By Nuoya Zhou, Huinan Suo, Mahin Alamgir
| Journal of The American Academy of Dermatology (JAAD)
To the Editor: During the COVID-19 pandemic, proper use of personal protective equipment has played an important role in protecting frontline health care workers from infection. Because of temperature differences between the inner and outer surfaces of goggles, moist, warm exhaled air escaping from respirators can condense into tiny water droplets on the inner surface. This obscures visibility and impairs workflow.
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Innovator of the Month: UW spin-off WiBotic wirelessly charges drones and robots - Puget Sound Business Journal

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By Nuoya Zhou
| The Business Journals
The Seattle company's technology could be a game-changer for companies like Amazon looking at drone deliver, but also has applications for the health care, maritime and manufacturing industries. If Amazon wants to use millions of drones to deliver packages, the company is going to have to figure out a way to power them - and charge their batteries. A small company formed by a professor and student at the University of Washington may have the solution.
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