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Scientists in China achieve 'invisibility' in chameleon-like colour breakthrough


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Molecular changes make material appear to blend seamlessly with its environment, with military and architectural possibilities, study finds.
Scientists in China have made a significant breakthrough in the field of invisibility and color-changing technology, inspired by the natural abilities of chameleons. Researchers from Zhejiang University and the Ningbo Institute of Materials Technology and Engineering have developed a new type of flexible, skin-like material that can change color and patterns in response to environmental stimuli. This material utilizes a combination of photonic crystals and electroactive polymers, allowing it to mimic the chameleon's ability to alter its skin color for camouflage or communication. The innovation could have applications in various fields, including adaptive camouflage for military use, dynamic displays, and even in fashion. The study detailing this advancement was published in the journal *Nature Communications*, highlighting the potential for this technology to revolutionize how we think about materials and their interaction with light.
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