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Andrew Parker has produced some of the brightest hues in the world. So, what’s his secret?

The technology, dubbed Pure Structural Color, sees nanoparticles reflecting and scattering light to replicate the brightest hues found in nature.

Best things to do at Kew this summer From our summer festival to an extraordinary art exhibition, there are plenty of great things to do at Kew Gardens this season. By Katie Avis-Riordan Summer at Kew is a special time. Every corner of the Gardens is alive with colour and life. Explore the hidden secrets of the plant world at our summer festival, join our wellbeing sessions, see vibrant summer colour and enjoy many more seasonal highlights. Come to Secret World of Plants This summer, delve into the hidden secrets of the plant world at our festival of incr...

Naturally Brilliant Colour, Kew Gardens, London THESE beautiful, vibrant images are from a forthcoming exhibition exploring colour at Kew Gardens, London. The show highlights nature’s most brilliant hues, as well as the brightest human recreations of them. Lifescaped Advertisement What we perceive as colour is normally the result of certain wavelengths of light being absorbed by the coloured molecules in pigments while others are reflected to our eyes. But some of the colours we see are created by light reflecting off microscopic colourless structures on animals and plants. These are called...