Hogwarts Legacy featured a lot of Harry Potter staples, and a sequel could make the Cloak of Invisibility a great stealth ...

But everything around the center point of the lens? Effectively invisible. Take a look at the following setup using lasers to show the various focal points and “invisibility zones”.

Watch this device, called the Rochester cloak, in action below, "cloaking" the researchers hand: To first understand how to perform your own disappearing act, here's a basic lesson in lenses.

Researchers have successfully developed nerve grafts, currently being trialed as a treatment for Parkinson’s disease, that ...

Watch particles become invisible in a simulation by Milton and his collaborators » At this stage, Milton said he wouldn't go as far as to promise that this kind of invisibility cloak would work ...

Physicists from Duke University unveil the world's first-ever invisibility cloak. (Thanks, J.K. Rowling!) The elaborate set-up was created using metamaterials, which are capable of manipulating ...

But it could be scaled up in future. Previous invisibility cloaks tried to redirect the light around the object they were hiding, but this required using lots of material and made the cloaks far ...

To help cells to evade the immune system, the researchers created a cell line with eight genes altered to increase their activity so they acted as an immune invisibility cloak. All of the genes ...

"We've engineered neurons which are like those currently in clinical trials for Parkinson's disease, but we've also given them an invisibility cloak. They can hide in plain sight from the immune ...