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New Contact Lenses Enable Humans and Mice to See Invisible Infrared Light

Engineered contact lenses embedded with special nanoparticles allow humans and mice to see infrared light, converting invisible wavelengths into visible colors without external power.

byModern Sciences Team

June 3, 2025