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If you're scared of the dark, you may no longer have reason to fear.
Researchers out of the University of Michigan have developed an infrared sensor that could eventually be used in the production of night vision contact lenses.
Infrared imaging typically involves multiple technologies to view all ranges of the infrared spectrum, in addition to bulky cooling equipment. It is most often used by doctors to monitor blood pressure, identifying chemicals or simply seeing in the dark. Thanks to graphene, a tightly-packed layer of carbon atoms, scientists were able to create a more accessible sensor that only needs to be at room temperature to work properly. Read more...
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