Structural colors found in nature—such as those observed in chameleons, butterfly wings, and octopus skin—have long inspired researchers seeking to develop responsive optical materials capable of ...

Structural colors, produced by light interaction with nanostructures, offer advantages in resolution and durability over conventional pigments. However, inverse design—finding structures that produce ...

Researchers at the University of Michigan have developed a reflective screen technology that could lead to the next generation of smart gadgetry capable of being read outdoors on even the brightest of ...