Applications include use by the military and helping people who are colour blind HUMANS could get the power to see in the dark after mice were injected with nanoparticles which gave them the ability to see infrared light. The rodents were given infrared night vision for 10 weeks after the injection, with only minor side effects, in an experiment conducted by Chinese and US scientists The team at the University of Science and Technology of China said they could modify a human’s vision to detect a wider spectrum of colours. Current infrared technology allows the user to see heat emitted...