Vera Janssen talks about her role in the GrapheneX DYT! team, and her excitement at exploring new frontiers!
The idea of sailing through space and breaking through the current frontiers of humanity is dazzling. The intrinsic beauty of…
Connecticut team designs a unique process for exfoliating graphene
Researchers at the University of Connecticut, assisted by ones from the University of Akron, have patented a unique process for…
Nanomachines that drill into cancer cells killing them in just 60 seconds developed by scientists
Nanomachines which can drill into cancer cells, killing them in just 60 seconds, have been developed by scientists.
Theragnostic Technologies receives grant to expand its graphene-based contrast agent platform to X-Ray CT procedures
In 2012, researchers from Stony Brook University established Theragnostic Technologies to develop a new efficient and cost-effective graphene-based MRI contrast…
Graphene enables detection of single photons
A team of researchers led by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Raytheon BBN Technologies developed a new device that…
What is graphene and what can it do?
Graphene is a super-thin and super-strong material that has scientists and engineers very excited. There’s a lot of hype about graphene’s…
Graphene enables detection of single photons
A team of researchers led by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Raytheon BBN Technologies developed a new device that…
NSF grant to fund development of inkjet-printed graphene-based water quality sensors
The National Science Foundation recently awarded University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee scientists $1.5 million to perfect a method of mass-producing graphene-based small…
Graphene takes part in $4.4 million international initiative for early diagnosis of brain cancer
The European Commission recently awarded nearly €3.7 million ($4.4 million USD) to an international initiative in the field of early…
Nature nanotechnology
Nature’s September issue features articles about Graphene.