Smart labels help our food talk to us

Smart-cartons of milk; wine that tells you when it’s at the right temperature; and window panes that display the day’s weather are all closer to reality following newly revealed research at Trinity College.

Smart labels help our food talk to us

The Science Foundation Ireland-funded Advanced Materials and BioEngineering Research (AMBER) Centre has announced that it has produced printed devices with 2-dimensional nanomaterials that “combine exciting electronic properties with the potential for low-cost production”.

The centre said that these “nanosheets” are flat nanoparticles that are a few nanometres thick but hundreds of nanometres wide.

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