One of these images is smaller than a period at the end of a sentence; the other is a masterpiece by Claude Monet. You might be hard-pressed to spot the difference, because researchers at Singapore's Institute of Materials Research and Engineering have developed a new technique to produce microscopic art that looks just like the real thing. The team of researchers created the microscopic replication (the image pictured on the right), using an ink-free printing technique that involves a nanostruc...
One of these images is smaller than a period at the end of a sentence; the other is a masterpiece by Claude Monet. You might be hard-pressed to spot the difference, because researchers at Singapore's Institute of Materials Research and Engineering have developed a new technique to produce microscopic art that looks just like the real thing. The team of researchers created the microscopic replication (the image pictured on the right), using an ink-free printing technique that involves a nanostruc...
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