Principal: Sheng Weichen, Doctor, Associate professor, graduated from the Institute of Polymer and Polymerization Engineering of Zhejiang University, and now works in the Institute of Polymer Materials & School of Materials and Engineering of Jiangsu University. His current research interests include functional polymer microspheres (nano/micron) design and polymerization regulation, photoelectrical/thermal polymer composites preparation and application. He has participated in the National Natural Science Foundation, Science Foundation of Jiangsu Provincial Education Department, key Laboratory Fund, provincial & municipal policy guidance program and many horizontal product development projects. He has published dozens of papers in Polymer, Polymer Chemistry, Journal of Applied Polymer Science, High Performance Polymers, Journal of Functional Materials, Polymer Journal, Polymer Materials and Engineering, Polymer Bulletin, Chemical Journal, Chemical Journal, Fine Chemical Industry, modern chemical industry, New chemical materials, Functional materials, ion exchange and adsorption and other journals. He has written a number of national invention patents, and has authorized four.

Spy satellites can now see objects 10 to 15 centimeters above the ground, and even license plate numbers of moving cars at night. The survivability of military installations in wartime is threatened and camouflage technology is paid more and more attention.

The chameleon paint in the future will not only fool the eyes of satellites and scouts in the sky, but also cheat infrared and ultraviolet rays and radar reconnaissance, so as to achieve an integrated effect with the environment.