(Nanowerk Spotlight) Graphene (read more: What is graphene?) is undoubtedly emerging as the most promising nanomaterial because of its unique combination of superb properties, which opens a way for ...

Nanotechnologists from Rice University and China’s Tianjin University have come up with a way to make centimeter-sized objects of atomically thin graphene that’s pretty sweet. The method is simple, ...

Hailed as the future’s 2D miracle material, graphene has remarkable applications. Graphene is essentially a one-atom thick graphite layer, made from elemental carbon. Graphene’s unique properties are ...

The 2D wonder material graphene has captured the imaginations of engineers around the world for its extreme strength and high conductivity. Yet, in spite of the material’s potential, producing it can ...

MANHASSET, N.Y. — Ohio State University researchers are developing a technique for mass production of computer chips made from graphene. Most researchers could only create tiny single graphene devices ...

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Graphene is easy to acquire, at least in small amounts. The first scientists to isolate the strong, two-dimensional carbon material simply pressed a piece of Scotch tape to a chunk of graphite and ...

Some of the smallest parts of all living things are the individual cells that compose tissues, organs, and bone. Cells are so tiny they can only be observed directly under a microscope. Researchers at ...

The rapid development of silicon-based transistors leads to its integration getting closer to the limit of Moore's law. Graphene is expected to become the next generation of mainstream chip materials ...