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Octopus-inspired adhesive could heal wounds

14 Jun 2017
Image showing an octopus-inspired suction cup
Sticky surface: an octopus-inspired suction cup. (Courtesy: Sangyul Baik / <i>Nature</i>)
An octopus-inspired adhesive surface that works in wet and dry conditions has been created by resear

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Tim Wogan is a science writer based in the UK
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