Neon tetra fish inspired material changes colors using nanocolumns Medicine & Technology Mar 20, 2019 Inspired by the flashing colors of the neon tetra fish, researchers have developed a technique for changing the color of a material by manipulating the orientation of nanostructured columns in the material.
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