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Victor Veselago was the first to consider materials with negative permittivity and permeability values, predicting that such materials would result in very strange properties. (Image Credit: Wiki).

Metamaterials, speakers from industry, and Winnie the Pooh’s suspected B12 deficiency

Posted by David in Natural Sciences on February 19, 2014

Last week marked the end of the electromagnetism and cell communication module, with the accompanying exam only weeks away. As well as a proposal for the design of a new cell-signalling pathway, the second deliverable was concerned with the viability of making someone invisible (or more specifically, if electromagnetic waves can be bent through a […]

Posted in Dissertation, Societies, Studying | Tagged cell signalling, centre of interdisciplinary science, electromagnetism, interdisciplinary sciences, invisibility, ISci, JIST, metamaterials, natsci, Natural Sciences, optics, project, student blog, transmission lines, University of Leicester, Victor Veselago

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Metamaterials, speakers from industry, and Winnie the Pooh’s suspected B12 deficiency

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