Particles create void in shape of Block M | Michigan Engineering LabLog
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Channel: Michigan Engineering · 2014 · Science & Technology
Light can serve as a template to make particles form a void in the shape of a Block M, Michigan Engineering researchers have discovered. This experiment was conducted and recorded by Youngri Kim, a PhD student in the lab of Michael Solomon, a professor of chemical engineering. The technique could lead to materials that can change color on demand. For more information: http://umicheng.in/1hp1CIP The Solomon Group: http://cheresearch.engin.umich.edu/solomon/Home.html
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