Research context and placement

The abstract describes optical wetting readout, not an interconnect–chip junction or in-host validation.

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Research overview and key contributions

A liquid-permeable Fabry–Perot resonator turns water entry into nanogaps into a visible color change.

Electrocapillary wetting transitions provide optical memory.

Open challenges

Editorial question: real-biofluid interference and switching lifetime remain unverified by the abstract.

Comparison context

Editorial comparison: match gap geometry, surface chemistry, voltage and liquid composition.

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Corresponding-author verification

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    Yong-Sang Ryu*; E-mail: [redacted]

    public copy of published Wiley PDF, page 1; DOI 10.1002/smll.202107060 · public_published_pdf_copy_header_read

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