"We tell people how transparent a dielectric-metal-dielectric conductor could be, for a target electrical conductance. We also tell them how to achieve this high transmittance step-by-step," Liu said.

Jsaux and ExtremeRate have teased they’ll be releasing transparent front plates for your Steam Deck to go along with the transparent back plate Jsaux released early this year.

Transparent wood: Eco-friendly alternative one of most ‘promising replacements’ for plastic The amount of single-use plastic that is currently used and then wasted globally amounts to over 400 ...

Scientists at the University of Houston may have taken a big step toward solving one of the world’s most pressing environmental problems. They’ve engineered sheets of bacterial cellulose (essentially ...

But what if there was a wood-based plastic alternative that held its own against your beverage of choice? Turns out, there is — transparent wood. This futuristic material is flexible, moldable ...

Transparent wood could soon find uses in super-strong screens for smartphones; in soft, glowing light fixtures; and even as structural features, such as color-changing windows.

The $30 JSAUX PC0106 Transparent Back Plate for Steam Deck isn’t a full shell, as it just covers (slash exposes) the rear half of the PC gaming portable. But that’s not all you get for your 30 ...

Holographic message encoded in simple plastic Date: March 18, 2024 Source: Vienna University of Technology Summary: Important data can be stored and concealed quite easily in ordinary plastic ...

Anthony Cuthbertson Thursday 20 October 2022 14:57 BST 0 Comments Transparent wood could offer an environmentally sustainable alternative to glass or plastic, researchers claim (Anish M. Chathoth) ...

Considering how impressive the Asus ROG Ally is as a handheld, you should be able to admire its internals, especially the ones built with AMD’s Ryzen Z1 Extreme chips. As a fair warning, you ...

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