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Directional fluid motion driven by the surface property of solid substrate is highly desirable for manipulating microfluidic liquid and collecting water from humid air. Studies on such liquid motion have been confined to dense material surfaces such as flat panels and single filaments. Recently, directional fluid transport through the thickness of thin porous materials has been reported by several...
In article number 1601070, T. Lin and co‐workers summarize the research progress in directional fluid transport driven by the surface property of thin porous materials. The review article covers materials preparation, basic properties associated with directional fluid transport, and their application development.
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