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Saturday, November 21, 2009 6:23 AM

Published 11/06/2009 by Science News Online


Invisibility Uncloaked

Ulf Leonhardt is riding high these days, with a new award from the Royal Society of Great Britain to further develop his ideas on how to make things in plain sight disappear.

Born in East Germany and now occupying the theoretical physics chair at Scotland’s University of St. Andrews, Leonhardt is...

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