Graphene is an extremely promising material due to its extraordinary mechanical, electronic, magnetic and optical properties which are anticipated to impact semiconductor and composite industries for a variety of applications such as transparent conductive layers for solar cells, transparent electrodes, coatings, sensors and advanced composite materials for high strength and high thermal resistance.
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Tracking new developments in the graphene industry to provide you with the latest stories, commentary and innovative research. On Saturday August 4, 2018 Mike Rogers,…
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The answer would depend on the type of sword. An epee or foil would be different from a cutlass, saber or broadsword. A concern is…
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Infographic by 911Metallurgist. Infographic source: www.911.metallurgist.com
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According to Callaway, the answer lies in graphene, a strong, flexible nanoparticle that is essentially an ultra-thin sheet of carbon and has taken the new…
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What is #graphene? A short video that explains why graphene is a groundbreaking new advanced material! Graphene-Info.
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Think thin — Scientists identify hundreds of atomically thin materials Computer scan of existing databases spits out materials that are only atoms thick. John Timmer…
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Graphene by definition is a 1 (not two, three, or multilayer) atom thick carbon molecule. The single layer 2D lattice of carbon makes the unique…
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Graphenea: December 06, 2016 • Marko Spasenovic Graphenea is part of a EU-funded project to capture CO2 from burning fossil fuel using graphene oxide aerogels…
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This amazing, nearly miraculous technological marvel was developed in conjunction with U.S. Special Forces winter warfare specialists, assisted by materials science engineers at DARPA. Read…
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