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![Out of mind, out of sight [image]](/documents/PNArticle_Images/012-015-metamaterials-41.jpg)
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Out of mind, out of sight
'Metamaterial technology' may sound more prosaic and down to earth than 'invisibility', yet it is these materials that may soon lead to a real-life invisibility cloak.
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![The factory of dreams [image]](/documents/PNArticle_Images/016-019-hidden-engineering-.jpg)
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The factory of dreams
From Cinechrome to 3D, we look back at 100 years of innovation in cinema projection engineering.
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![Engineering the void [image]](/documents/PNArticle_Images/020-023-vacuum-3.jpg)
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Engineering the void
A vacuum is filled by virtual particles ready to pop into existence if additional energy is supplied. Rather than going to waste, they can have plenty of interesting uses.
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Other features and articles can be found in the
May edition of
Engineering & Technology, the Institution's flagship magazine.
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