MELBOURNE – A new method of growing metal-based nanostructures directly onto textiles could open up the intriguing possibility of clothes that are capable of cleaning themselves under lights, or when exposed to the sun. The technique, which reportedly degrades organic matter under light exposure, has been developed by researchers at RMIT University in Melbourne.
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