Nanofibrous Kevlar Aerogel Films and Their Phase-Change Composites for Highly Efficient Infrared Stealth

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Thin Film Hides Objects from Infrared Detectors

NOVUS Light, 09 Apr 2019

Researchers at the Chinese Academy of Sciences have developed an aerogel film made of DuPont Kevlar fibers that makes objects…

An Invisibility Cloak Based On Kevlar Fibers

Asian Scientist, 12 Mar 2019

AsianScientist (Mar. 12, 2019) – In a study published in ACS Nano, scientists in China have found a method to mask the…

Now You See Heat, Now You Don’t

Azooptics.com, 28 Feb 2019

Hiding an object from heat-sensing cameras could be useful for military and technology applications as well as for research.

Now You See It, Now You Don't

Technology Networks, 28 Feb 2019

A hot object can be fully hidden from infrared detection by adding polyethylene glycol to an aerogel film.

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