Jul
23 2009
23 2009
Scientists Make LED Bulbs From Salmon DNA
University of Connecticut researchers have added fluorescent dye to salmon DNA and spun the DNA strands into nanofibers to create a brand new material that gives off a bright white light. The material absorbs energy from ultraviolet light and gives off different colors of light,-depending on the proportions of dye it contains.
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