Cornell used simple semiconductor nanoclusters to break optical symmetry, creating materials that interact differently. Cornell University researchers have found a way to break a basic rule of optics. The discovery shows that light can be made to behave differently depending on which side of a material it enters. Most materials treat light from the front and the back ... [3366 chars]
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