Bhushan et al., 2012 - Google Patents
Fabrication and characterization of multi-level hierarchical surfacesBhushan et al., 2012
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- Bhushan B
- Lee H
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A nanostructured surface may exhibit low adhesion or high adhesion depending upon fibrillar density, and it presents the possibility of realizing eco-friendly surface structures with desirable adhesion by mimicking the mechanics of fibrillar adhesive surfaces of biological …
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