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    News and Articles on Light Reflection



    West Oakland Artists Benefit from 'Percent for Art' Ordinance as AgeSong Bayside Park in Emeryville Nears Completion  Nov 19, 2009
    Inside the building, a hanging glass sculpture of leaves creates more light reflection and movement. Luedemans studio, located on Helen Street in Oakland, is the site of three steel creations for Bayside Park: a steel and wood cantilevered staircase that tapers as it ascends the buildings two-story lobby; sculptured planters that separate the outdoor eating area; and sculptures between the building columns. (Yahoo! Wire -- Entertainment News)

    A Plant's Arsenal Of Crystalline Darts And Sand  Aug 18, 2009
    17, 2008) The bright, metallic sheen of fish skin -- source of endless fascination for fishermen and aquarium owners -- is due to a sophisticated system of crystals that enhance light reflection and may help. (Sep. (Science Daily)

    What scientists know about jewel beetle shimmer  Jul 24, 2009
    More uses could include decorative paints and use on any surface requiring light reflection without light absorption. Srinivasarao says he doesn't completely understand all the optical properties and behavior of light as it interacts with the beetle's external skeleton. (EurekAlert!)

    'Lab On A Chip' To Give Growers Real-time Glimpse Into Water Stress In Plants  Jul 23, 2009
    Researchers investigated a particle film, which increases light reflection. (Nov. (Science Daily)

    Protecting Wine Grapes From Heat And Drought With Particle Film  Feb 28, 2009
    A particle film, which increases light reflection and reduces leaf temperature, has been tested on several crops. It acts as a sunscreen by reflecting the harmful ultraviolet rays off of the leaves and fruit, but still allows the right radiation for photosynthesis through to nourish the plant. (Science Daily)

    Half Of Oil In Ocean Bubbles Up Naturally  Feb 20, 2009
    Depending on the angles of the camera and of the light reflection, oil creates contrasting swaths that can show up in airborne images as either lighter or darker than the surrounding waters. The detection and monitoring of oil spills and seeps by satellite is not new. (Science Daily)

    Detecting Disease In Greenhouse Plants  Feb 20, 2009
    Ratios of colors accentuate even slight differences in light reflection, which can indicate disease. Trifoliate orange, 'Valencia' orange, sour orange, grapefruit, 'Bo' tree, and muskmelon were infested with sooty mold, insects, and pathogens; all are common ailments in greenhouses. (Science Daily)




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