Fan and colleagues used a curved aluminum oxide membrane, studded with nanosize sensors made of a light-sensitive material called a perovskite, to mimic that architecture in their synthetic eyeball.
Fan 和他的同事使用了一种弯曲的氧膜,面镶嵌着由一种叫做钙钛矿的光敏材料制成的纳米级传感器,以在他们的合成眼球中模拟这种结构。
See, the team coated their diamonds in aluminum oxide to keep them from breaking, and it’s possible that the shiny stuff they saw was metallic aluminum oxide, not metallic hydrogen.