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Transparent wood for phone screens could be the future Lars Berglund from the KTH Royal Institute of Technology teamed up with researchers at the University of Maryland to explore transparent wood.

Tests have shown that transparent wood is three times stronger than Plexiglass and 10 times stronger than glass. Transparent wood could also prove useful in other applications like smart windows.

Transparent wood could soon find uses in super-strong screens for smartphones; in soft, glowing light fixtures; and even as structural features, such as color-changing windows.

Transparent wood windows would therefore be stronger and aid in temperature control better than traditional glass, but the view through them would be hazy, more similar to frosted glass than a regular ...