US scientists’ new light-emitting material that’s durable, cheap could transform photonics
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UCLA scientists combined ultra-thin molybdenum disulfide with stretchy Nafion polymer to create bright, flexible light-emitting material. This breakthrough could enable faster, energy-efficient photonic computers using light instead of electricity.
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