Research context and placement
The one-sentence registered summary supports an electrostatic droplet track. Droplet routing is not electrical routing; retain integration foundations.
Boundary case: assigned to the closest interface for navigation. Read the rationale and cross-links together; the primary theme does not delimit the study. Placement of foundational work does not establish direct bioelectronic application.
Research overview and key contributions
The checked summary reports electrostatically switched droplet trajectories on a multi-inlet/multi-outlet superhydrophobic track.
The track-plus-actuation concept is supported; quantitative performance is not yet verified.
Open challenges
Editorial question: how do droplet size/conductivity and electrode placement affect routing errors?
Comparison context
Later comparison should match field, track geometry, liquid properties and routing-success definitions.
Related external research
Bioinspired self-repairing slippery surfaces with pressure-stable omniphobicity
Use SLIPS adhesion context to separate track wetting and actuation.
SLIPS repellency cannot establish electrostatic-track switching accuracy.
Abstract checkedCorresponding-author verification
Correspondence unresolvedThis record concerns Jungmok Seo’s correspondence designation. Author order or an asterisk alone is not treated as confirmation; this check is separate from verification of the research content.
- Correspondence evidence source ↗
No explicit corresponding-author statement read.
Publisher article access attempt; available Crossref abstract has no correspondence block · Available public body/abstract and attempted publisher access reviewed; explicit named correspondence role was not established.
- Main-text review scope
- Publisher registered one-sentence abstract read; publisher HTML open failed. No original figure or full caption read.
- Supplementary review scope
- Not read in this figure/correspondence pass; no complete SI audit claimed.
- Pending verification
- Prioritize the complete abstract, electrode geometry and operating window in school Chrome. Jungmok Seo correspondence status remains unclear, and full methods/supplement review is incomplete.
COVERAGE & OUTREACH
Coverage and outreach
Links are checked for their relationship to this paper. Media publication does not establish independent reporting or additional experimental validation.
[Acceptance] “Electrostatic-Induced Trajectory Switching System on a Multi -InletMulti-Outlet Superhydrophobic Droplet Guiding Track” ↗
The paper title, Soonil Lee, Seulah Lee, Dayeong Kim, Jungmok Seo and RSC Advances match the publication.
Body read Read the dated individual acceptance announcement. This is a lab announcement, not independent reporting.
Sources and verification scope
Only the one-sentence Crossref summary was read; RSC returned 403 and Europe PMC returned no DOI record.
- Public publication baseline ↗ · #17 · 2026-10-03
- Crossref metadata ↗: Only public bibliographic metadata registered with Crossref was checked. This does not mean that the publisher page, abstract, or full text was read; full-text verification in the school Chrome session remains pending. Manual comparison found Electrostatic-Induced versus Electrostatically-induced. This was adjudicated as a minor bibliographic variation referring to the same paper; original values were retained. No license link is present in Crossref; redistribution rights have not been established.
- Source for updated publication metadata ↗
Bibliographic and publication-status check; separate from main-text review. - Crossref — publisher-supplied abstract (one-sentence summary) ↗
publisher_registered_abstract_via_Crossref · message.abstract; actually read 2026-10-03; publisher full text not implied - RSC publisher page ↗
retrieval_failed · HTTP 403; no complete abstract/body returned; checked 2026-10-03