Turn transparent gold nanoparticles into mirrors that reflect only one current
This great success will open the door - or in this case windows - to apply nanotechnology to everyday life.
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Transparent.
188 published items.
This great success will open the door - or in this case windows - to apply nanotechnology to everyday life.
Room windows, aircraft doors, auto glass and even sunglasses can be installed.
German scientists have begun to research and successfully apply 3D printing technology to create small glass objects.
Researchers estimate that 12,000 windows at the World Trade Center in New York City can provide electricity to more than 350 apartments.
Australian scientists develop corneal cell culture technology on transparent hydrogel membranes, which can be used to implant the eye and restore vision to the blind.
Wood is a durable and flexible material, but it can rot, be eaten by insects and block light. Glass is not much better, they are easy to tank and cannot effectively bloc…
The high-tech T-shirt was invented by British company Curiscope. It was named Virtuali-Tee.
Chinese scientists are developing a transparent material that can be used to cover the surface of touch screens.
Although there are currently some types of pressure sensors that can be flexed, most of them lose accuracy when twisted and wrinkled.
A TV is not the highlight that is completely invisible in your living room.
With a breakthrough in the process of producing ultra-thin semiconductor films at the atomic level, scientists have set the stage for the emergence of transparent LED di…
University of Utah engineers invented a new type of filter that is very small in size but has the potential to increase the amount of light passing three times the norma…
A team of researchers from the University of Michigan has successfully developed transparent photovoltaic panels.
Ubiquitous Energy, based in Silicon Valley, is planning to produce a new type of transparent solar cell, covering the phone screen and windows in the future.
Transparent trains running on elevated trains can be used in Shanghai, China.