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New self-healing material could fix scratches on the phone's screen
12:30:00 / April 5, 2017

Wish you didn't have to cover your beautiful new smartphone in plastic? Your prayers may be answered in the next few years.

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Read full article: No more scratched-up smartphones? Scientists eye 2020 for self-healing screens

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