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English: Imagine a plastic computer chip that works by processing light, or a plastic window that keeps heat in buildings. Natalie Stingelin, Professor of Functional Organic Materials at Imperial College London, explains how plastics are becoming ultra-smart materials with new properties that have potential applications from architecture to medicine to agriculture.
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| Source | Plastics that can manipulate light | Natalie Stingelin at 0:15, cropped |
| Author | World Economic Forum |
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