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Silicon nitride-based electromagnetic metamaterial with industrial potential developed

The article from MSN discusses a breakthrough in material science where researchers from the University of Pennsylvania have developed a new electromagnetic metamaterial made from silicon nitride. This material exhibits unique properties that allow it to manipulate electromagnetic waves in ways not possible with conventional materials. It has potential applications in various industries, including telecommunications for enhancing signal transmission, in medical devices for improved imaging techniques, and in defense for stealth technology. The material's ability to control electromagnetic responses at the nanoscale could lead to the development of more efficient and compact devices, potentially revolutionizing how electromagnetic signals are managed in technology. The development signifies a step forward in the quest for materials that can offer unprecedented control over light and other electromagnetic waves, promising significant industrial and technological advancements.

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