CLEAR NANOFIBER PAPER.

The article focuses on the optically transparent paper made from nanosized cellulose fibers by Masaya Nogi and colleagues. The researchers made nanofiber paper with cellulose, of which its differences in the size and width of the fiber of internal cavities give the papers different physical properties. Derek G. Gray, a professor, said that the new method devised by Nogi's group is a practical route to novel materials on a key renewable resource.