Imaging recource: Sensors go on a bender: Flexible phototransistors let cameras “see” more like you and me

    Getting high-quality images in low light may soon become easier as a team of engineers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison have developed a flexible silicon phototransistor which they claim could lead to improved image quality in low light conditions. In addition, the new silicon phototransistor could help to reduce the size of digital cameras. The new phototransistor is inspired by mammalian eyes, and the team of Zhenqiang "Jack" Ma and a research scientist, Jung-Hun Seo have created the "fastest, most responsive flexible...
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