armaluca
New member
Hi all,
I read about this new technology, developed at the university of Rochester, that uses lasers to render materials hydrophobic.
[FONT=Open Sans, Tahoma, Arial, sans-serif]“The material is so strongly water-repellent, the water actually gets bounced off. Then it lands on the surface again, gets bounced off again, and then it will just roll off from the surface...”[/FONT]
Wondering if this technology could lead to a new generation mechanical valves which won't require any anticoagulant therapy!
Check it out!
http://www.rochester.edu/newscenter/superhydrophobic-metals-85592/
Luca
I read about this new technology, developed at the university of Rochester, that uses lasers to render materials hydrophobic.
[FONT=Open Sans, Tahoma, Arial, sans-serif]“The material is so strongly water-repellent, the water actually gets bounced off. Then it lands on the surface again, gets bounced off again, and then it will just roll off from the surface...”[/FONT]
Wondering if this technology could lead to a new generation mechanical valves which won't require any anticoagulant therapy!
Check it out!
http://www.rochester.edu/newscenter/superhydrophobic-metals-85592/
Luca