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A thin film made from wood and coated in nanocrystals can act as a shield against electromagnetic signals that disrupt electrical devices
Technology 14 February 2023By Carissa Wong
Thin layers of wood covered in nanocrystals could shield smartphone components from electromagnetic waves tolgart/iStockphoto/Getty Images
Ultra-thin sheets of wood modified with nanocrystals can work as a shield against electromagnetic waves.
Electrical devices such as phones, laptops and microwaves produce electromagnetic radiation, which can disrupt electrical circuits, harming performance or stopping devices from working.
To stop this happening, electrical components are often encased within protective conductive materials, such as copper and aluminium, which can absorb and reflect electromagnetic energy.
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