Dielectrocapillarity for exquisite control of fluids

Journal:: Nature Communications
Published:: 2026-02-12
DOI:: 10.1038/s41467-026-69482-1
Affiliations:: 2
Authors:: 2

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Institutions	Authors	Share
Durham University, United Kingdom (UK)	1.500000	0.75
University of Cambridge, United Kingdom (UK)	0.500000	0.25

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