- Heat transport through pillared graphene could be made faster by manipulating the junctions between sheets of graphene and the nanotubes that connect them, according to researchers.
A new sensor might improve water quality and ultimately better ensure that the water that enters homes and businesses is contaminant free.
Researchers from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee have developed a graphene-based sensing platform that can detect various water contaminants including heavy metals bacteria, nitrates and phosphates in real-time.
Nerves and their connections are the wiring in our bodies that connect brain to muscles. When this goes wrong we can end up paralysed and permanently incapacitated. So when I heard that a team in South Korea found that graphene oxide could help nerves reconnect I thought you might like to know too…