MIT Researchers Invent 'Perfect Glass'

Date: 30 April 2012

Ever since Apple asked Corning to build scratchless glass screens for the original iPhone, the development of glass has been a major focus in the technology world.

Scientists continue to improve the glass-making process, devising new ways to make it thinner but stronger.

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