Sticky and slippery science for biomedical applications, S8E3

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What makes a frog's tongue sticky, or a snake's skin slippery? Joe Baio, assistant professor of bioengineering, looks to nature for substances that could provide clues to developing new biomedical adhesives and anti-fouling surfaces. BONUS CONTENT The Baio Lab home page "Snake Scales" video featuring Joe Baio Press release https://engineering.oregonstate.edu/season-8-health-and-safety/sticky-and-slippery-science-biomedical-applications-s8e3

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