New underwater adhesive bonds in 10 seconds and holds for years

Scientists have developed a new underwater adhesive that bonds in just 10 seconds and remains durable for years. The discovery could find applications in medicine, marine construction and underwater repair work. Achieving lasting adhesion in wet environments has long been a major engineering challenge.

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