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Synthetic tooth enamel may lead to more resilient structures

Unavoidable vibrations, such as those on airplanes, cause rigid structures to age and crack, but researchers may have an answer for that — design them more like tooth enamel, which could lead to more resilient flight computers, for instance.

(via WSJ)

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