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Materials science: Unexpected tricks of the light

Nature: The field of metamaterials, which caused a stir recently when physicists reported creating an material that could act as an invisibility cloak at certain wavelengths, is likely to transform optics through more mundane applications.

Posted by Physics Today on March 23, 2007 9:49 AM |

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