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U.K. researchers prep LEDs for home lighting
Author:Peter Clarke

University of Glasgow researchers are developing a refinement of LED manufacture based on nanoimprint lithography, which they claim could make way for the solid-state light to replace incandescent light-bulb within three years.

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