Dennis Hess, Georgia Institute of Technology (IMAGE)

Georgia Institute of Technology

Dennis Hess, Georgia Institute of Technology

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Georgia Tech professor Dennis Hess places samples of fluids onto the superamphiphobic paper his research team has produced. The modified paper could be used as the foundation for a new generation of inexpensive biomedical diagnostics.

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Georgia Tech Photo: Gary Meek

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