How graphene could change billions of lives
Graphene is a two-dimensional form of carbon one molecule thick that was discovered in 2004. It’s incredibly thin, light and…
Graphene – looking to the future
The EU’s Graphene Flagship project is one of Europe’s biggest research initiatives. Over the course of its 10 year lifetime…
Graphene in under 2 minutes – new introduction video
A new short graphene explanation video by Graphene-info!
Graphene-based heating devices hit the market
Several companies in China are now commercializing graphene-based heating elements, embedded in wearable and other devices. Many such devices are…
A graphene-based device reveals the dynamics of single-molecule reactions
A team of international researchers has made a graphene-based device that captures the real-time dynamics of a classic chemical reaction…
MIT team designs a graphene-based system that draws power from daily temperature swings
Researchers at MIT have developed a novel graphene-assisted method to convert temperature fluctuations into electrical power. Thermoelectric devices usually generate…
Graphene nanoribbons contact the molecular world
A collaboration between Spanish research institutes—led by the nanoGUNE Cooperative Research Center (CIC)—has achieved a breakthrough in so-called molecular electronics…
Graphene film makes dirty water drinkable in a single step
Every year, millions of people around the world die from drinking unclean water. Now, researchers have developed a process that…
Australian CSIRO develops promising graphene-based water filtration membrane
Scientists from the Australian Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) have used their own type of graphene called “GraphAir”…
A graphene-based device reveals the dynamics of single-molecule reactions
A team of international researchers has made a graphene-based device that captures the real-time dynamics of a classic chemical reaction…