Most adhesives can’t stick to wet surfaces because water and other fluids disrupt the adhesive’s bonding mechanisms. This problem, though, has been beautifully solved by evolution in remora suckerfish ...

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Remora, a five-year-old Michigan-based startup, has teamed with railroads and trucking companies to test its carbon capture technology. Norfolk Southern (NS) and Union Pacific (UP) are among the ...

WILMINGTON, Calif., Oct. 14, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Anacostia Rail Holdings (ARH) is pleased to announce that its Pacific Harbor Line (PHL) subsidiary has entered into a development agreement with ...

Anacostia Rail Holdings subsidiary Pacific Harbor Line (PHL) has entered into a development agreement with Remora, a Michigan-based climate technology startup that is pioneering mobile carbon capture ...

The US Navy (USN) is contributing a Remora 3 salvage remotely operated vehicle (ROV) to the Canadian Armed Force’s (CAF’s) recovery attempt of a Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) Sikorsky CH-148 Cyclone ...

Beyond Surface Technologies co-founder and CEO Matthias Foessel. Credit: Beyond Surface Technologies (BST)/Perceptive Communicators. Remora’s partnership with BST will see its solutions being applied ...

A new study provides details of the structure and tissue properties of the unique adhesion system used by remora fish to attach themselves to sharks and other marine animals. The information could ...

Pliny the Elder, the legendary Roman naturalist who was nevertheless wrong about, oh, somewhere around 98 percent of the things he claimed, once wrote of the echeneis—a small, slug-like fish with a ...