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New Lens Combines Human Eye's Ability to Focus with Insect's Wide-angle View
By combining the focusing ability of the human eye with the wide-angle view of an insect's, researchers at Ohio State University created a lens that could one day lead to smaller and lighter cameras and microscopes.
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