The researchers focused
on photoactive yellow protein, a light - absorbing component found in certain bacteria.
The majority of these composites are based
on photoactive materials that harden when they are exposed to light.
Not exact matches
The Vienna University of Technology in collaboration with the company Ivoclar Vivadent have now developed a new generation of
photoactive materials based
on the element Germanium.
«Using a combination of spectroscopic and electrochemical methods, we showed that these films can be made compact and continuous at the nanometer scale, thus minimizing parasitic light absorption when integrated
on top of
photoactive semiconductors.»
Nanohybrids based
on BN / Ag nanoparticles can also be used as an ultraviolet
photoactive material.