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Paper, Bio-inspired variable structural color materials
By AnjaliKantharuban On February 16, 2020 · Leave a Comment · In 2020 SP Team 03, 2020 SP Week 03, Biological Discoveries
Natural structural color materials, especially those that can undergo reversible changes, are attracting increasing interest in a wide variety of research fields. Inspired by the natural creatures, many elaborately nanostructured photonic materials with variable structural colors were developed. These materials have found important applications in switches, display devices, sensors, and so […]
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