The remora is a fascinating fish, not least because of a strong suction cup-like structure on the back of its head, allowing it to latch onto larger animals for protection and transport.

Remora Fish, Those Suckers of the Sea, Are Inspiring New Adhesives. Scientists would like to replicate the features that make remora fish unique.

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As Simon Lake, modern submarine inventor, pondered ways of rescuing the crews of foundered submarines, he recalled the remora. The remora is an astute fish. It has on the top of its head a fin ...

The Remora aids the host by removing ectoparasites while benefiting from the Whale’s protection and eating the crumbs of its meals. Meet Remora strategist and freelance entrepreneur Susan ...

Carbon-Capture Startup Remora Sets Sights on Freight Rail. The company, in its fifth year of development, has venture-capital support and agreements with railroad companies for pilot testing.

The remora could be described as the deadbeat freeloader of the fish world. Or perhaps the world's greatest hitchhiker.

Soon after, Remora is to install the carbon capture device on 11 more Estes tractors. As for emissions tracking and reporting, Graf said Estes recently signed up with telematics vendor Samsara.

Remora Petroleum LP has become the latest oil-and-gas drilling company to be pushed into chapter 11 bankruptcy because of low commodity prices and the economic downturn caused by the coronavirus ...

Scottish biotech company Remora has reached a deal to facilitate the incorporation of its biofilm prevention technology into Swiss textile chemical innovator Beyond Surface Technologies’ (BST ...

Dr Richard Hammond, Chief Executive at Remora, added: “Biofilms are a global issue, responsible for over 80% of bacterial infections and costing the economy more than $4 trillion annually.

Remora chief executive Dr Richard Hammond said: “Biofilms are a global issue, responsible for over 80% of bacterial infections and costing the economy more than $4tn annually. In textiles, they ...