Ingrid Sundberg's Color Thesaurus
Mummy Brown and Other Historical Colors
The Chemistry of Permanent Hair Dyes
Cosmic Latte: the average colour of the universe
The mystery of tetrachromacy: If 12% of women have four cone types in their eyes, why do so few of them actually see more colours? (Neurosphere blog, 17 December 2015)
Yves Klein: the Man Who Invented a Colour (BBC, 28 August 2014)
A Year Ago, The Dress Murdered the Idea of Objective Color: "... color is a proxy for understanding the difference between objective reality and the version of it that people perceive with their senses and create in their brains." (Wired, February 2016)
Transgenic zebrafish forms technicolour 'skinbow': Fluorescent proteins used to track individual skin cells in real time.
Colour: the Spectrum of Science
The Harvard Library That Protects The World's Rarest Colors
The Extraordinary Iridescent Details of Peacock Feathers Captured Under a Microscope
The Search for Our Missing Colors
First evidence that synaesthesia gives colour to sign language (New Scientist, 1 July 2016)
A Chemist Accidentally Creates A New Blue. Then What? (NPR, 16 July 2016)
'You could disappear into it': Anish Kapoor on his exclusive rights to the 'blackest black' (Guardian Australia, 26 September 2016)
Mummy Brown and Other Historical Colors
The Chemistry of Permanent Hair Dyes
Cosmic Latte: the average colour of the universe
The mystery of tetrachromacy: If 12% of women have four cone types in their eyes, why do so few of them actually see more colours? (Neurosphere blog, 17 December 2015)
Yves Klein: the Man Who Invented a Colour (BBC, 28 August 2014)
A Year Ago, The Dress Murdered the Idea of Objective Color: "... color is a proxy for understanding the difference between objective reality and the version of it that people perceive with their senses and create in their brains." (Wired, February 2016)
Transgenic zebrafish forms technicolour 'skinbow': Fluorescent proteins used to track individual skin cells in real time.
Colour: the Spectrum of Science
The Harvard Library That Protects The World's Rarest Colors
The Extraordinary Iridescent Details of Peacock Feathers Captured Under a Microscope
The Search for Our Missing Colors
First evidence that synaesthesia gives colour to sign language (New Scientist, 1 July 2016)
A Chemist Accidentally Creates A New Blue. Then What? (NPR, 16 July 2016)
'You could disappear into it': Anish Kapoor on his exclusive rights to the 'blackest black' (Guardian Australia, 26 September 2016)