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Tag: graphene
Graphene can now be used to cool your clothes
The wonder material is starting to show its practical potential.
Flash-baking waste could make for stronger concrete and protect the environment
If it has carbon, this research team is interested in baking it to a crisp.
Graphene in clothes can stop mosquitoes, study finds
Another remarkable application for graphene.
Chip combining CRISPR and graphene can detect genetic mutations in minutes
The marriage of these two technologies can only mean something great is in store.
Laser-induced graphene foam gains new super powers
Graphene aline can be challenging to work with on its own, but composites are already functional.
GO dough stands poised to bring graphene and its awesome properties into your life
Graphene, more like gra-fine, right guys?
Rubber band producer adds graphene to its bands — to make them last forever
They say nothing lasts forever -- but that's not really true.
Scientists devise new, cheaper way to manufacture graphene
A new step forward that might make graphene mainstream.
‘Magic angle’ allows stacked graphene sheets to work as both insulator and superconductor
It means that we could one day build amazing electronics with graphene.
Graphene trainers are strong, stretchy, and have an excellent grip
The future of shoes might be graphene.
Scientists combine spider silk with graphene, create incredibly powerful web
The best part? The spiders themselves produce it.
Graphene-based sieve makes drinking water out of seawater
Desalination might one day be as easy as passing water through a sieve.
Nanoribbons pave the way for switching graphene ‘on-off’
A novel and better way to make graphene into a semiconductor.
Czech researchers turn graphene sheets into the first stable non-metallic magnets
Is there anything graphene can't do?
How to cook graphene using only soybean oil. Seriously, these scientists did it
The process takes 30 minutes and is 10 times faster than previous methods.
Mixing Silly Putty with graphene creates incredibly sensitive pressure sensors, scientists find
Nothing silly about these findings. Except the putty.
Graphene elastomer is more sensitive than human skin
Researchers have developed a new graphene-based elastomer that can revolutionize prosthetic skin.
Growing graphene nanoribbons jut got a lot easier, spelling great news for electronics
University of Wisconsin-Madison engineers devised a new method that grows graphene nanoribbons directly on a germanium wafer. The ribbons are ...