Webless Jumping Spiders Spin Super Strong Silk
The Scientist Magazine,
The silk draglines made by zebra jumping spiders are tougher than the silk webbing of orb weaver spiders, even though they’re…
Descubre el material biológico más resistente del mundo: las telarañas
LaSexta,
¿Sabías lo resistente que puede llegar a ser la tela de araña? Te contamos todos los detalles.
Bio-prospecting for better enzymes
Phys.org,
Home Biology Biotechnology April 24, 2017 April 24, 2017 by Jeffrey Gardner, The Conversation When people hear about prospecting…
Scientist at work: Bio-prospecting for better enzymes
Lincoln Journal Star,
(THE CONVERSATION) When people hear about prospecting, they might imagine old forty-niners (miners) with pickaxes hunting for…
Scientist at work: Bio-prospecting for better enzymes
Northwest Indiana Times,
(THE CONVERSATION) When people hear about prospecting, they might imagine old forty-niners (miners) with pickaxes hunting for…
Scientist at work: Bio-prospecting for better enzymes
The Conversation,
When people hear about prospecting, they might imagine old forty-niners (miners) with pickaxes hunting for gold, or maybe an…
Scientist at work: Bio-prospecting for better enzymes
Billings Gazette,
Jeffrey Gardner, (T (THE CONVERSATION) When people hear about prospecting, they might imagine old forty-niners (miners) with…
The Army's future body armor could be made of 'spider silk' that's stronger than Kevlar
Business Insider,
version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"? Getty It turns out the bulletproof vest of the future won't be made from super-strong plastics…
The Army's future body armor could be made of 'spider silk' that's stronger than Kevlar
Business Insider UK,
It turns out the bulletproof vest of the future won't be made from super-strong plastics, but from spider silk.
The Army's future body armor could be made of 'spider silk' that's stronger than Kevlar
Tech Insider,
Getty It turns out the bulletproof vest of the future won't be made from super-strong plastics, but from spider silk.
Spiders sprayed with graphene or carbon nanotubes spin super silk
New Scientist,
High-tech forms of carbon sprayed on to spiders ended up in their silk, making it ultra-tough and raising the prospect of…
Zoologger: The biggest spider web in the world
New Scientist,
A spider less than 2 centimetres long builds webs that span rivers