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Фиоренцо Оменето: Коприната - древният материал на бъдещето

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Фиоренцо Оменето споделя над 20 удивителни приложения за коприната, един от най-елегантните материали в природата -- за провеждане на светлина, подобряване на устойчивостта, увеличаване на здравината и осъществяване на гигантски напредък в медицината. На сцената той показва няколко интригуващи неща, направени от този универсален материал.

Fiorenzo G. Omenetto's research spans nonlinear optics, nanostructured materials (such as photonic crystals and photonic crystal fibers), biomaterials and biopolymer-based photonics. Most recently, he's working on high-tech applications for silk. Full bio »

Translated into Bulgarian by Vladislav Vladimirov
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