The ancient lotus leaf has natural properties that scientists believe could prove beneficial in today's modern world. Already Gizmag has featured articles about the lotus leaf surface, including a ...

So, Chen and his graduate student, Jonathan Boreyko, stuck lotus leaves, on which they’d condensed water, atop the woofer of a $20 Radio Shack speaker to vibrate the leaf at about 100 hertz ...

Apparently inspired his childhood experiences, Chen recalled lotus leaves flapping vigorously in the wind and realized that this is due to their unusually large leaf being supported by a long thin ...

Researchers have found that lotus leaves use the natural vibrations from their environment to stay dry. (Chuan-Hua Chen) Advertisement 46:35 52:56 Advertisement 47:53 Advertisement 39:19 37:02 ...