<ul><li>Scientists have developed contact lenses that allow wearers to see infrared light, offering night vision capabilities.</li><li>The lenses use nanoparticles to convert infrared light into visible wavelengths, eliminating the need for bulky night-vision goggles.</li><li>Experiments on mice and humans have shown successful perception of infrared light, with the potential for color distinction within the infrared spectrum.</li><li>Future developments aim to enhance spatial resolution and sensitivity of the lenses for broader practical applications in emergency and security scenarios.</li></ul>

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