hydrophobic and hydrophilic

Mechanical and Material Engineering Science Will Benefit From a Cooling Method of the Lotus Flower as Inspiration

Mechanical and Material Engineering Science Will Benefit From the Cooling Method of the Lotus Flower

Medicine & Technology Jan 13, 2020

Scientists can learn much about how nature designs its cooling systems that are hydrophobic and hydrophilic at the same time. Developing materials like this will hold my application from tech to others. Nature’s design is simple and when studied are the most efficient, compared to human designs.

hydrophobic and hydrophilic

Mechanical and Material Engineering Science Will Benefit From the Cooling Method of the Lotus Flower

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