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Opaque scattering materials, such as paint, foam, and tissue, typically consist of many small particles that cause incident light waves

Making a dark human hair transparent, or an opaque bar of silicon transparent: this optical sorcery is possible by manipulating

Ravitej Uppu has a conundrum—the best materials for housing qubits and certain other optically activated objects typically reflect incident light.

Willem Vos, Professor of Applied Physics at the UT, together with colleagues from Twente and Japan, have managed to design

Many efforts are being made worldwide to realize nanostructures that control the omnipresent and unavoidable so-called vacuum noise, which affects