A new "skin" for bridges, buildings and airplanes could help inspectors look for cracks and corrosion that could lead to a catastrophic failure. Researchers at the University of Michigan’s College of Engineering have developed a coating that could be painted or sprayed on structures to sense their stability over time. The sensing skin is an opaque, black material made of layers of polymers and networks of carbon nanotubes. More
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