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Microscopic swimming robots could deliver drugs
post from Top stories on 06 August 2012 09:52:59 PM. © Top stories
When you?re just a few microns long, swimming can be difficult. At that size scale, the viscosity of water is more like that of honey, and momentum can?t be relied upon to maintain forward motion.
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