Janus textile imparts unidirectional flow for the improved design of hygiene products

Davidson and co-authors recently published a study wherein they develop a superhydrophobic Janus membrane by coating one side of a polyester mesh with ZnO tetrapods. They use the membrane to create a multi-layered menstrual hygiene prototype that effectively wicks fluids. Davidson and co-authors recently published a study wherein they develop a superhydrophobic Janus membrane by coating one side of a polyester mesh with ZnO tetrapods. They use the membrane to create a multi-layered menstrual hygiene prototype that effectively wicks fluids. Tetrapodal textured Janus textiles for accessible menstrual healthSanders et al.iScienceNovember 3, 2023In BriefMaterials science; Materials chemistry; Materials synthesis Full-Text PDF Open Access