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Universities claim ‘green’ DWR development is a match for the best

17/12/2015

A “superhydrophobic” nanomaterial that could simplify the process of increasing the water-resistance of apparel and footwear has emerged from a research project involving universities in the US and Europe. A material made by scientists at Rice University in Houston, the University of Swansea in Wales, the University of Bristol in England and the...

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