The film has good photobehavior in the range from near ultraviolet to visible light, and it has high photosensitivity, high photoconductive gain and high linear illumination performance.
Whereas with a Japanese print, which uses highly light sensitive colourants, that can be displayed for more like eight months per decade, or even less.
The team made their discovery with a technique called optogenetics, which uses genetic engineering to introduce light-sensitive proteins into select brain cells.
Finally, a general photosensitivity of the skin —essentially a catch-all category for other rashes that happen to sun-exposed areas —typically only lasting a couple of days.