Scientists develop nanophotonic material that changes color, texture, and shape on demand
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- Researchers at Stanford have developed a groundbreaking nanophotonic material that can change its color, texture, and shape on demand. This innovative metasurface is created from a polymer previously utilized in solar panels and printable electronics, demonstrating unique properties such as swelling upon contact with water and reverting to its original state when exposed to solvents.
- This advancement holds significant implications for various applications, including smart materials and responsive technologies, potentially leading to new developments in fields such as wearable technology, architecture, and environmental monitoring.
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