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Tribological classification of contact lenses – From coefficient of friction to sliding work: Can contact lens wear help you burn calories?

Samuele G. P. Tosatti, Olof Sterner, Rudolf Aeschlimann, Stefan Zürcher, Charles Scales, Donald E. Riederer, Nicholas D. Spencer

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Key concepts: Lubricity, Tribology, Contact lens, Coefficient of friction, Materials science, Work (physics), Friction coefficient, Lens (geology)

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