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Fractal Antenna edges closer to invisibility curtain
A United States firm is claiming to have developed some foundations for a new field of applied optics that, when perfected, could lead to invisibility curtains, cloaks and ‘super’ lenses.
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Jan 15 2009 2:43PM
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Researchers show off 'Harry Potter' style invisibility cloak
Nanotechnology boffins have unveiled research that could pave the way for a Harry Potter-style invisibility cloak.
Robert Jaques
Apr 4 2007 1:34PM
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Muggle boffins try on first invisibility cloak
Forget Harry Potter. A team of US scientists claims to have demonstrated the world's first working "invisibility cloak".
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Oct 23 2006 10:00AM
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