Scientists create 'invisibility' & Tetris the movie - BBC Click

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BBC Click's Spencer Kelly looks at some of the best of the week's technology - including how scientists at the University of Rochester are using a series of lenses to create a form of invisibility and plans to turn the game Tetris into a film.

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