Metamaterials

Magic Leap is experimenting with light-bending nanomaterials
"Metamaterials" that color butterfly wings could improve optical displays.
By S. Dent, 09.05.2017
'Metamaterial' can switch from soft to hard - and back again
Why not both?
By M. Smith, 01.24.2017
We're getting closer to real invisibility cloaks
Researchers devised a 'skin' that suppresses radar and another that mirrors light.
By T. Seppala, 03.15.2016
3D-printed material can carry 160,000 times its own weight
By S. Dent, 06.19.2014
Metamaterial camera needs no lens, could herald cheaper imaging tech
By J. Rigg, 01.19.2013
Intellectual Ventures launches Kymeta spinoff, promises slim satellite broadband hotspots
By J. Fingas, 08.21.2012
Plasmonic cloak makes objects invisible, but only in the microwave region of the spectrum
By D. Cooper, 01.28.2012
EES packs circuits into temporary tattoos, makes medical diagnostics fashionable
By D. Cooper, 08.12.2011
Metamaterial printing method inches us closer to invisibility cloaks
By T. O'Brien, 06.13.2011
Scientists finally find a practical use for metamaterials: boosting antenna performance (video)
By T. Stevens, 11.24.2010
Metamaterials used to focus Terahertz lasers, make them useful
By V. Savov, 08.10.2010
Invisibility cloak upgraded to bend infrared light, not to mention our minds
By S. Hollister, 07.27.2010
3D invisibility cloak fashioned out of metamaterials
By V. Savov, 03.19.2010
Electromagnetic invisibility a precursor to the real thing?
By V. Savov, 07.20.2009
Universal mirrors: more useful, less fun than carnival mirrors
By D. Murph, 07.20.2009
Purdue researchers concoct new invisibility cloak, plan Walmart debut
By D. Murph, 05.22.2009
Darpa funds invisible, shoot-through shield
By J. Topolsky, 06.21.2007

Metamaterials

Magic Leap is experimenting with light-bending nanomaterials

'Metamaterial' can switch from soft to hard - and back again

We're getting closer to real invisibility cloaks

3D-printed material can carry 160,000 times its own weight

Metamaterial camera needs no lens, could herald cheaper imaging tech

Intellectual Ventures launches Kymeta spinoff, promises slim satellite broadband hotspots

Plasmonic cloak makes objects invisible, but only in the microwave region of the spectrum

EES packs circuits into temporary tattoos, makes medical diagnostics fashionable

Metamaterial printing method inches us closer to invisibility cloaks

Scientists finally find a practical use for metamaterials: boosting antenna performance (video)

Metamaterials used to focus Terahertz lasers, make them useful

Invisibility cloak upgraded to bend infrared light, not to mention our minds

3D invisibility cloak fashioned out of metamaterials

Electromagnetic invisibility a precursor to the real thing?

Universal mirrors: more useful, less fun than carnival mirrors

Purdue researchers concoct new invisibility cloak, plan Walmart debut

Darpa funds invisible, shoot-through shield

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