Tufts University biotech researcher Marco Lo Presti accidentally discovered a "remote adhesive" that acts like Spider-Man style web shooters.

An accidental breakthrough allowed researchers to create real-life equivalents of Spider-Man's web shooters.

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While working on a project to create super-strong adhesive using a silk moth protein known as fibroin, researcher Marco Lo Presti noticed a web-like material had formed ...

The researchers at Tufts University have created a real-life version of Spider-Man's web-shooters, and it’s not just some sticky string in a can. This is cutting-edge biomimicry at its finest.

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More precisely, we have a much better look at Spidey’s new web-shooters, which are definitely mechanical devices much like in the comics as well as The Amazing Spider-Man films, as opposed to ...