December 2nd, 2009
Catching a rainbow might sound like the storyline of a children’s fantasy adventure, but scientists in the US have done just that using glass and gold. See New Scientist for more on this story. Long-term the phenomenon may have relevance for optical computing and electronics.
Richard Holliday is Director, Industrial Sector at World Gold Council and Editor of Gold Bulletin. He leads all their promotional activities related to gold as an industrial metal. Richard believes that in the coming years, a whole host of new industrial and medical uses for gold will emerge from world’s research laboratories, based on gold’s unique technical properties
Richard Holliday
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