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$2,000 pledged!!

Hi Backers,

You all did amazing!! Early yesterday morning, exactly one week since we launched this project, we successfully raised $2,000, which is one-third to our goal. I would like to represent the team to express our gratitude to you again!

Remember, you can learn more about this project by accessing "backers' exclusive" Lab Notes and/or interact with the team via Discussion.

Lastly, Animal Superpower Challenge status update -- Currently, we have 90 backers, what an amazing accomplishment that we did together! However, the current leading team has 187 backers, so we still have work to do~ Please continue spreading the words and recruit new potential backers for this project! When you send your friends the link of this project (experiment.com/bluetarantula), consider also include this clip, even Audi likes tarantula blue!!


Thank you, you'll hear from me soon~

Bill

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About This Project

Many vibrant colors in nature are produced by nanostructures rather than pigments. But their application is limited by iridescence - changing hue and brightness with viewing angles. This project aims to mimic the nanostructures that tarantulas use to produce bright, non-iridescent blue colors to inspire next-generation, energy efficient, wide-angle color displays. Moreover, one day non-iridescent structural colorants may replace costly and toxic pigments and dyes.

Blast off!

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