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English: A subwavelength-diameter optical fibre wraps a beam of light around a strand of human hair. The nanowire is about one one-thousandth the width of the hair. |
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- 2007-02-26 03:28 Ruzame 300×240× (12319 bytes) A light-conducting silica nanowire wraps a beam of light around a strand of human hair. The nanowire is about one-thousandth the width of the hair. Credit: Limin Tong, Harvard University
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