McGill University scales bio-inspired armor gloves with 3D printing
110shares76340Fishing for new materials suitable for creating impenetrable body armor, François Barthelat and his research group at McGill University have encountered the alligator gar - a bony fish that has changed little in the past 100 million years. Breaking through the scales of a gar fish's skin typically takes the power of a hacksaw.
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