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Invisible material could revolutionise smart tech

7 August 2025
By Pulse+IT
A powerful electricity-conducting material has been developed which could revolutionise smartphones and wearable technologies like medical devices. Scientists at La Trobe University have developed a new technique which uses hyaluronic acid, well known due to its popularity in skincare, applied directly to a gold-plated surface to create a thinner, more durable film, or polymer, used […]

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