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Holography gets smart

01 Feb 2008

Holograms that respond to physical, chemical and biological stimuli are providing new diagnostic tests with applications ranging from aviation to medicine, describe Chris Lowe and Cynthia Larbey

Holography gets smart
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Chris Lowe is director of the Institute of Biotechnology, University of Cambridge, UK; Cynthia Larbey is managing director of Smart Holograms Ltd, Cambridge, UK
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