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Now a new breakthrough in the art of illusion has been achieved. Researchers at the Nanoscale Science and Engineering Center at the University of California, Berkeley have for the first time found a way to cloak 3D materials.
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Jie Yao, right, co-author of a science paper about new materials that can bend light backwards, gives a brief demonstration as co-authors Guy Bartal, left, Jason Valentine, center, look on during a news conference in a laboratory at the University of...
