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NEWS: 14 June 2007 13:32 GMT by Amy-Mae Elliott
It's not the first invention in this area, but it is the first time such a material can heal itself multiple times without assistance, which is obviously key. It has a epoxy polymer layer that contains a liquid healing agent to rush in and repair cracks that form. The main applications for this kind of innovation would be medical, but we're thinking it might be a handy selling point for mobiles, MP3 players and other easily drop-able electronic goodies...
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