Serhan Boduroglu
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Serhan Boduroglu is a materials scientist whose work bridges surface chemistry, polymer engineering, and nanofabrication. His research centers on controlling the wettability and adhesion of nanostructured polymer films, with a particular focus on poly-(p-xylylene) (PPX) systems. In his highly cited 2007 study (75 citations), Boduroglu demonstrated how surface chemistry, film composition, and nanoscale roughness can be precisely tuned to fabricate extremely hydrophobic surfaces with tailored adhesion properties. This foundational work has influenced the design of self-cleaning surfaces, microfluidic devices, and anti-fouling coatings. By systematically linking nanoscale topography to macroscopic wetting behavior, Boduroglu provided a framework for engineering surfaces with desired liquid-repellency and droplet adhesion—a key challenge in both fundamental surface science and applied materials engineering. His contributions continue to inform researchers working on bio-inspired surfaces, lab-on-a-chip technologies, and advanced coatings where precise control over liquid–solid interactions is critical.
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