Gecko Glue May Aid Computer Chipmaking
Chipmaker clean rooms may get even cleaner with a little help from a lizard best known for his appearances in car-insurance commercials. Gloves - covered with a new type of adhesive that mimics the mechanism geckos use to climb slick surfaces - may simplify handling everything from ultra-clean computer chips to slippery optical lenses.
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