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Mirroring Nature: A Method for Replicating Cicada Wing Nanostructures and Their Antibacterial Properties
Cicada wings, demonstrating nature’s ingenuity, exhibit nanoscale surface structures, which render high transparency, superhydrophobicity, and antibacterial activity. These intriguing features have captured scientific interest, but reproducing such nanoarchitecture using standard fabrication techniq
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