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Taking their ideas from defence mechanisms found in plants such as the lotus leaf, the
Taking their ideas from defence mechanisms found in plants such as the lotus leaf, the 'High Throughput Laser Texturing of Self-Cleaning and Antibacterial Surfaces', or 'TresClean' project, has made a breakthrough that will enable the production of self-cleaning sheet metal on an industrial scale for the first time.
Organic material that mimics lotus leaves can repel water, biodegrade completely – Firstpost
Computer models reduce production costs
The Evolution of Hydrophobic Design
Lotus leaf inspires scientists to create world's first self
Lotus leaf inspires scientists to create world's first self
Lotus effect - Wikipedia
Engineering Self-Cleaning Hydrophobic Surfaces - Maker Challenge - TeachEngineering
Exploring the Lotus Effect - Activity - TeachEngineering
Materials inspired by Biomimetics: Advances and challenges.
Nanotechnology News – overview page 870
Superhydrophobicity — The Lotus Effect - Lesson - TeachEngineering
a) Images of a superhydrophobic lotus leaves with self-cleaning
Lotus leaf inspires scientists to create world's first self
Lotus leaf inspires designers to create self-cleaning paint