There are many ways in which two surfaces may be joined together, a process known as adhesion. Many technologies for promoting strong and reversible adhesion are derived from natural systems. This presentation discusses some of these methods.<br><br><br><br>DataBlitz on Learning from Nature was held on 26 October 2012.

There are many ways in which two surfaces may be joined together, a process known as adhesion. Many technologies for promoting strong and reversible adhesion are derived from natural systems. This presentation discusses some of these methods. DataBlitz on Learning from Nature was held on 26 October 2012.

Borrowing from nature: controlling adhesion (DataBlitz 2012)

This is a collection of highlights from STEM Blitz and DataBlitz - a series of monthly lunchtime peer presentations featuring three talented Swinburne researchers who will deliver a 10 minute 'taster' presentation on their research projects and/or teaching approaches.

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Borrowing from nature: controlling adhesion (DataBlitz 2012)

Borrowing from nature: controlling adhesion (DataBlitz 2012)