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Butterfly wings behind anti-counterfeiting technology

(PhysOrg.com) — Imagine a hole so small that air can’t go through it, or a hole so small it can trap a single wavelength of light. Nanotech Security Corp., with the help of Simon Fraser University researchers, is using this type of nano-technology – 1,500 times thinner than a human hair and first of its [...]

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Butterfly wings behind anti-counterfeiting nanotechnology

Imagine a hole so small that air can’t go through it, or a hole so small it can trap a single wavelength of light. Nanotech Security Corp., with the help of Simon Fraser University researchers, is using this type of nanotechnology to create unique anti-counterfeiting security features. Nanowerk Nanotechnology News Share and Enjoy:

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