Graphene in the Press

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The electrode is made of silver nanowires covered with a material called graphene, an extremely thin layer of carbon. The hybrid material shows promise as a possible replacement for indium tin oxide, or ITO, used in transparent electrodes for touch-screen …

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Raymond L. D. Whitby, Alina V. Korobeinyk, Vladimir M. Gun’ko, Daniel B. Wright, Gennaro Dichello, Lauren C. Smith, Takahiro Fukuda, Toru Maekawa, Julian R. Thorpe and Sergey V. Mikhalovsky

The Journal of Physical Chemistry C
DOI: 10.1021/jp4022213

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Focus Graphite launches first trademarked graphene: MesoGraf
Industrial Minerals (registration)
The first trademarked graphene product, MesoGraf, will be officially launched on Thursday by Canadian mining and technology firm Focus Graphite Inc., the company has exclusively revealed to IM. MesoGraf, a branded graphene technology which could ...

Industrial Minerals (registration)
The first trademarked graphene product, MesoGraf, will be officially launched on Thursday by Canadian mining and technology firm Focus Graphite Inc., the company has exclusively revealed to IM. MesoGraf, a branded graphene technology which could …

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Author(s): F. Amet, J. R. Williams, K. Watanabe, T. Taniguchi, and D. Goldhaber-Gordon

The fate of the low-temperature conductance at the charge-neutrality (Dirac) point in a single sheet of graphene on boron nitride is investigated down to 20 mK. As the temperature is lowered, the peak resistivity diverges with a power-law behavior and becomes as high as several megohms per square at…

[Phys. Rev. Lett. 110, 216601] Published Wed May 22, 2013

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Nanowerk Nanowerk
The electrode is made of silver nanowires covered with a material called graphene, an extremely thin layer of carbon. The hybrid material shows promise as a possible replacement for indium tin oxide, or ITO, used in transparent electrodes for touch-screen …

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Juan Luis Garcia-Pomar, Alexey Yu. Nikitin and Luis Martin-Moreno

ACS Nano
DOI: 10.1021/nn400342v

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Materials science: When two is better than one

Authors: Wencai Ren & Hui-Ming Cheng

Aerogels have many potential applications but usually suffer from poor elasticity. The synergistic assembly of carbon nanotubes and graphene has now allowed multifunctional, ultra-lightweight and super-elastic aerogels to be made.

Nature 497, 7450 (2013). doi:10.1038/497448a

Graphene knock-offs probe ultrafast electronics

Author: Eugenie Samuel Reich

Honeycomb lattices in different materials enable experiments impossible in the real thing.

Nature 497, 7450 (2013). http://www.nature.com/doifinder/10.1038/497422a

Author(s): Matthias Droth and Guido Burkard

Graphene is promising as a host material for electron spin qubits because of its predicted potential for long coherence times. In armchair graphene nanoribbons (aGNRs) a small band gap is opened, allowing for electrically gated quantum dots, and furthermore the valley degeneracy is lifted. The spin …

[Phys. Rev. B 87, 205432] Published Wed May 22, 2013

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Author(s): Anders Bergvall and Tomas Löfwander

We report a detailed investigation of the interplay between size quantization and local scattering centers in graphene nanoribbons, as seen in the local density of states. The spectral signatures, obtained after Fourier transformation of the local density of states, include characteristic peaks that…

[Phys. Rev. B 87, 205431] Published Wed May 22, 2013

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Author(s): B. Van Duppen, S. H. R. Sena, and F. M. Peeters

The electronic tunneling properties of the two stable forms of trilayer graphene (TLG), rhombohedral ABC and Bernal ABA, are examined for p-n and p-n-p junctions as realized by using a single gate (SG) or a double gate (DG). For the rhombohedral form, due to the chirality of the electrons, the Klein…

[Phys. Rev. B 87, 195439] Published Wed May 22, 2013

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The Engineer
Northwestern University researchers have developed a graphene-based ink that is highly conductive and tolerant to bending, using it to inkjet-print graphene patterns that could be used for electrodes. The resulting patterns are claimed to be 250 times more …

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PCBDesign007
Graphene has already come a long way towards commercialisation, despite its short history. Manufacturers are busy closing their second or third round of financing and many are installing multi-tonne production capacities across the world. At the same, many …

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Malaysia Sun
of researchers at Northwestern Engineering has come up with a new way of producing graphene, which could eventually lead to printable graphene ink. One of the methods used to produce graphene involves exfoliating graphite through oxidation or the use …

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The possibilities offered by graphene get clearer by the day as labs around the world grow and test the one-atom-thick form of carbon. Because it is as thin as possible, battery manufacturers hope to take advantage of graphene's massive surface area to store …

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PCB007 (press release) PCB007 (press release)
The possibilities offered by graphene get clearer by the day as labs around the world grow and test the one-atom-thick form of carbon. Because it is as thin as possible, battery manufacturers hope to take advantage of graphene's massive surface area to store …

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TG Daily
A team of researchers at Northwestern Engineering has come up with a new way of producing graphene, which could eventually lead to printable graphene ink. One of the methods used to produce graphene involves exfoliating graphite through oxidation or …

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TechEye TechEye
A team of researchers at Northwestern Engineering has come up with a new way of producing graphene, which could eventually lead to printable graphene ink. One of the methods used to produce graphene involves exfoliating graphite through oxidation or …

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Nature.com
If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, then graphene is basking in admiration. Several labs are recreating the six-fold geometry of the carbon-based material with a range of building blocks, hoping to match — if not surpass — graphene's fascinating …

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