Metamaterials
Negative refraction
Clipped from: Metamaterials Hold Promise For Invisibility Cloaks -- Metamaterials -- InformationWeekMetamaterials Hold Promise For Invisibility Cloaks
Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, say they have created materials that bring them closer to creating invisibility cloaks.
They will publish their work in two journals, Nature and Science, this week. The researchers used 3-D metmaterials, or composites with the ability to bend electromagnetic waves, to negatively refract light
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Invisibility
Research
Clipped from: Invisibility cloak a step closer as scientists bend light 'the wrong way' | Mail OnlineInvisibility cloak a step closer as scientists bend light 'the wrong way'
The discoveries could one day allow people to become invisible
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