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A nanosecond laser-based surface texturing technique, which combined laser surface texturing and low-temperature heat treatment, was developed to functionalize the metallic glass surface. Firstly, laser surface texturing within a specific processing window was utilized to create periodic surface structures on the Zr-based metallic glass, and subsequently heat treatment was employed to control the surface energy/chemistry of the laser textured metallic glass. The experimental results indicated that the laser textured and heat-treated metallic glass surface exhibits changes for both surface structure and surface chemistry, and realizes the wettability transition from superhydrophilicity to superhydrophobicity. In the meantime, the friction test results indicated that the laser textured superhydrophobic surface effectively improves the anti-friction performance with the help of lubrication medium. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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BACKGROUND: Tissue engineering technology provides an effective medical means to solve the problems of organ donor insufficiency and tissue trauma reconstruction. OBJECTIVE: To provide information reference for researchers of tissue engineering through the analysis of the patents data to grasp the hotspot and core technologies of tissue engineering. METHODS: The information including the annual distribution of patents, priority countries, patentees, hotspot of technology and core patents by Excel after extracting the data by programming based on Derwent Innovations Index. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: In the past decade, the number of patents in the field of tissue engineering is on a rise. The most prolific countries are the United States, China and Japan. Zhejiang University, Donghua University, and the University of California are the leading institutions. Two United States companies, TYCO HEALTHCARE GROUP LP and ETHICON INC, each have two of the 20 core patents. The market of the relevant tissue-engineered products is led by the United States. Scaffolds, tissue engineering technology and prosthesis are the hot areas of tissue engineering. Scaffold materials, extracellular matrix, drug delivery, construction technology, and devices are the core technologies in the field of tissue engineering. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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