RHODOGLASS: Durable and mechanically stable photochromic bio-coatings
Photochromic materials for holographic data storage, photosensitive sensors and security applications have a high innovative potential. Due to poor durability and mechanical stability most novel applications are limited. Based on a sol-gel process, scientists at the University of Cologne have developed a novel material for the manufacturing of durable photochromic glasses and films.
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