 Surface tension biomimetics

Surface tension biomimetics refers to the imitation or emulation of natural processes related to surface tension in biological systems to create innovative materials or technologies. Surface tension is the property of a liquid's surface that makes it behave like a stretched elastic membrane; this phenomenon is crucial in various biological functions and systems. Biomimetics, in general, is an interdisciplinary approach that seeks to learn from and mimic the strategies found in nature to solve human problems.