Mar 28, 2018
Our research is one of the twenty best articles from 2017 that just got selected for an online virtual issue. As a result, our paper is now free for everyone to read until the end of 2019!! If you haven't read it yet, here's your chance! Don't miss it ......
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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.
Bee activity on our crop flowers is crucial to human food security, but bees are also declining around the...
Hookworms affect the lives of more than 400,000,000 men, women and children around the world. The most effective...
We have special access to blood specimens collected from more than 9,000 cancer free people. These individuals...
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