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A very interesting device was created by scientists in Information Technology, Aalto University, Finland.
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A very interesting device was created by scientists in Information Technology, Aalto University, Finland.
It all starts from the predictions of fiction writers. The all-new aluminum-transparent material - successfully produced by British physicists was a quarter-century ago…
Mankind has not forgotten the appreciation of scientists who discovered GFP, an effective marker used in biochemical research.
Electromagnetic induced transparency or EIT has been known for quite a long time. This phenomenon is used to control properties such as dispersion and absorption in gase…
The advantages of the 'instant noodles' graphic tools are simple, easy to use and do not take much time. In addition to the popular Magic Photo Editor, you can find anot…
YouTube recently added a new design to the video control bar on the web version, making the video transparent instead of covered by the black strip below.
A new social network launched with claims to be more transparent, secure and private than the
The search giant Google is developing computer-cum-computer technology with a transparent screen that displays information about the real world.
In the study, the scientists created ultrathin, transparent and conductive hybrid nanoscale nanoparticles with nanoscale thicknesses, including a series of orthogonal si…
With just one operation on the phone, you can make this house disappear or show up only
The referee's video support technology (VAR) will help the matches at the 2018 World Cup more fair and transparent, limiting the referee's mistakes.
This robot is about 30cm long, which is connected to an electronic board mounted on the surface, which is also nearly transparent.
Large trucks are equipped with additional features
In theory, the invisibility cloak works by bending light transmission to it by means of a special layer of material.
Scientists at the University of Colorado Boulder (USA) have invented a type of metal film that works to cool the surrounding environment without using electricity.