Metamaterials
The idea behind metamaterials is that electromagnetic properties can be altered by changing the physical structure of an existing material. A simple example would be to create a series of voids in a dielectric. If the voids are much smaller than the relevant wavelength, incident light will see only an average response and a reduced effective permittivity. More complex structures, such as tiny metallic resonators, can produce more exotic effects, including negative refractive indices. Provided that the structure remains much smaller than the wavelength, properties can be interpreted in terms of an effective ε and μ. As it happens, nature has not been generous with the electromagnetic properties of materials: only a limited range is on offer and some properties, such as a negative refraction, are entirely absent in naturally occurring materials. In fact, it was the ability of metamaterials to produce negative refractive indices that first drove them to prominence. Since that time, the concept of function through structure has been deployed to implement many theoretical schemes previously thought to be beyond reach.

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ITER ("The Way" in Latin) is one of the most ambitious energy projects in the world today.

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