Innovation Alert: Wood to Glass.!
The rapid progress of science is evident in the recent development where wood can be transformed into glass-like material through advanced technology. This innovative process, as described by Lars Berglund, a researcher at Sweden's KTH Royal Institute of technology, and researchers at the university of maryland (UM), holds the potential to revolutionize the manufacturing of mobile phone screens, tv screens, laptop screens, and even household mirrors.
This substance typically gives the wood its brown colour. Various scientists have since made modifications to Fink's work, refining the technique. The transformation of wood into a screen involves making it incredibly thin and clear, allowing 80 to 90 percentage of light to pass through. This transparency, coupled with its enhanced strength, makes it a promising candidate for various applications in electronic devices and home furnishings, marking a significant stride in material science and technology.
This substance typically gives the wood its brown colour. Various scientists have since made modifications to Fink's work, refining the technique. The transformation of wood into a screen involves making it incredibly thin and clear, allowing 80 to 90 percentage of light to pass through. This transparency, coupled with its enhanced strength, makes it a promising candidate for various applications in electronic devices and home furnishings, marking a significant stride in material science and technology.