Plasmonic pixels could be used to make non-fading paint

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Plasmonic pixels represent a significant advancement in the development of non-fading paint, utilizing the principles of plasmonics to create vibrant colors. This technology leverages the manipulation of light at the nanoscale, allowing for a stable color output that does not degrade over time. The discussion highlights the historical context of plasmonics in stained glass, emphasizing its long-standing application in color creation. Researchers are now focusing on modern applications that could revolutionize the paint industry.

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Plasmonics has been used to create various colours in stained glass for hundreds of years...So this is very,very old news:wink: