Engineering and Technology

Self-assembly of sustainable plant protein protofilaments into a hydrogel for ultra-low friction across length scales

O. Pabois, Y. Dong, et al.

This innovative research, conducted by a team of experts including Olivia Pabois and Jacob Klein, reveals a self-assembled, sustainable lubricant made from plant-based materials. Featuring unprecedented superlubricity, this groundbreaking material could revolutionize lubrication in various industries.

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