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Flowering plants have advanced their colorization strategies to divide incoming white light into spatially sequenced vivid colors, especially by using 2D grating diffractive motifs. On page 5268, P. J. Yoo, S. Lee, and co‐workers conceive a new idea for a microfluidic approach to mimic this wonderful biological strategy and its practical application to the color encoding of colloidal particles.
Flowering plants have evolved their structural coloration strategies exquisitely to split various vivid colors into a spatially distributed sequence by using the 2D diffraction elements, confined onto a curved surface. Herein, A new strategy of artificially mimicking floral‐inspired grating diffractive motifs onto the monodisperse and smooth microspheres is reported, developed by microfluidics; thus,...
A rapid antibiotic susceptibility test (AST) is desperately needed in clinical settings for fast and appropriate antibiotic administration. Traditional ASTs, which rely on cell culture, are not suitable for urgent cases of bacterial infection and antibiotic resistance owing to their relatively long test times. Here, we describe a novel AST called single-cell morphological analysis (SCMA) that can...
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