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Living the Promise: David Kisailus
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By studying and emulating the structures and strategies that sea creatures such as urchins, corals and abalone use to create their shapes and forms, Prof. Kisailus and his team nanoengineer new materials with exceptional properties of strength and energy storage. He creates flexible, light-weight and nearly indestructible materials that can be used for body armor, aircraft and vehicles.
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