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Surprising twist in confined liquid crystals: A simple route to developing new sensors

Researchers have found that a class of water soluble liquid crystals, called lyotropic chromonic liquid crystals, exhibited unexpected characteristics that could be harnessed for use in sensors and other potential applications.

(via WSJ)

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