Physicists from Case Western Reserve University, Tufts say they’ve remotely altered microscopic surface; could lead to applications for microchips, or ‘liquid tools’ Physicists at Case Western Reserve ...
(Nanowerk Spotlight) Scientists are finding creative ways to leverage the phenomenon of water droplets bouncing off surfaces for functional applications like self-cleaning technology and energy ...
The patentpending technology could also reduce friction between tiny moving parts inside microdevices. The technology creates a surface that mimics the texture of lotus leaves. Scientists have long ...
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