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​Wafer-scale porous graphene network shows room-temperature ferromagnetism 

​Wafer-scale porous graphene network shows room-temperature ferromagnetism 

Researchers at Shenzhen University, the Japan Atomic Energy Agency, the National Institutes for Quantum Science and Technology (QST), the University of Tokyo, the University of Science and Technology of China, Xi’an Jiaotong University, Shenzhen Technology University (SZTU), and The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, have grown a wafer-scale hyper-porous graphene network (HGN) that shows intrinsic ferromagnetism… Read More »​Wafer-scale porous graphene network shows room-temperature ferromagnetism 
GRAPHENE: THE MATERIAL THAT COULD MAKE CLOTHES WATERPROOF! 💧#carbon #science #facts #innovation 

GRAPHENE: THE MATERIAL THAT COULD MAKE CLOTHES WATERPROOF! 💧#carbon #science #facts #innovation 

What if your clothes could repel water so effectively that they barely get wet? The secret could lie in an incredible material ...  What if your clothes could repel water so effectively that they barely get wet? The secret could lie in an incredible material ...  LOVE graphene videos: graphene+news Read More
An AI Built Graphene One Molecule at a Time 

An AI Built Graphene One Molecule at a Time 

An AI spent 25 hours building a material by itself, one molecule at a time. Researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory\'s Center ...  An AI spent 25 hours building a material by itself, one molecule at a time. Researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory\'s Center ...  LOVE graphene videos: graphene+news Read More
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소재강국 미국 중국이 20년간 실패한 그래핀, 삼성도 에어버스도 포항으로 몰려온 진짜 이유 

소재강국 미국 중국이 20년간 실패한 그래핀, 삼성도 에어버스도 포항으로 몰려온 진짜 이유 

그래핀 #신소재 #ai데이터센터 꿈의 신소재 그래핀 양산을 세계 최초로 대한민국 포항에서 성공 했습니다. 그래핀 방열소재가 AI ...  그래핀 #신소재 #ai데이터센터 꿈의 신소재 그래핀 양산을 세계 최초로 대한민국 포항에서 성공 했습니다. 그래핀 방열소재가 AI ...  LOVE graphene videos: graphene+news Read More
​Switchable graphene nanoribbon flips its twist direction using a chiral solvent 

​Switchable graphene nanoribbon flips its twist direction using a chiral solvent 

Researchers at Nagoya University have synthesized a helical graphene nanoribbon (GNR) whose handedness can be switched on demand. The team built what they call a polyhelicene nanoribbon, a ladder-type polymer made entirely of helicene subunits, and showed that dissolving it in a chiral solvent locks the ribbon into a single, uniform spiral direction, right- or… Read More »​Switchable graphene nanoribbon flips its twist direction using a chiral solvent 
未来のスマホは「曲がる」?新技術がすごい 

未来のスマホは「曲がる」?新技術がすごい 

これ、自在にねじれ方向を変えられるグラフェンナノリボンだ。スイッチで形状制御できるから、従来型では無理だった超高性能 ...  これ、自在にねじれ方向を変えられるグラフェンナノリボンだ。スイッチで形状制御できるから、従来型では無理だった超高性能 ...  LOVE graphene videos: graphene+news Read More
Rhombohedral Graphene and the Berry Trashcan | Andrei Bernevig (Princeton) 

Rhombohedral Graphene and the Berry Trashcan | Andrei Bernevig (Princeton) 

Recorded as part of the KITP Conference \"Bridging Platforms: Exploration and Control of Fractionalized States\" from August 31 ...  Recorded as part of the KITP Conference \"Bridging Platforms: Exploration and Control of Fractionalized States\" from August 31 ...  LOVE graphene videos: graphene+news Read More
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FQAHE, Superconductivity and Electron Crystals in Rhombohedral Graphene | Long Ju (MIT) 

FQAHE, Superconductivity and Electron Crystals in Rhombohedral Graphene | Long Ju (MIT) 

Recorded as part of the KITP Conference \"Bridging Platforms: Exploration and Control of Fractionalized States\" from August 31 ...  Recorded as part of the KITP Conference \"Bridging Platforms: Exploration and Control of Fractionalized States\" from August 31 ...  LOVE graphene videos: graphene+news Read More
A Tiny Wrinkle Can Change Graphene’s Electricity #Graphene #Science 

A Tiny Wrinkle Can Change Graphene’s Electricity #Graphene #Science 

What if a tiny wrinkle could turn graphene into a much stronger source of electrical separation? Researchers found that extremely ...  What if a tiny wrinkle could turn graphene into a much stronger source of electrical separation? Researchers found that extremely ...  LOVE graphene videos: graphene+news Read More
What is Graphene? 💎 The Strongest Material Explained! 

What is Graphene? 💎 The Strongest Material Explained! 

What is one atom thick, totally invisible, and two hundred times stronger than solid steel? Welcome to the incredible science ...  What is one atom thick, totally invisible, and two hundred times stronger than solid steel? Welcome to the incredible science ...  LOVE graphene videos: graphene+news Read More
This is deliberate propaganda to reduce the use of Graphene OS. Here's how it works 

This is deliberate propaganda to reduce the use of Graphene OS. Here's how it works 

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Graphene holds lithium on both sides to reach 744 mAh/g capacity, doubling graphite. 

Graphene holds lithium on both sides to reach 744 mAh/g capacity, doubling graphite. 

Graphene holds lithium on both sides to reach 744 mAh/g capacity, doubling graphite. #battery #technology #solidstate #cells ...  Graphene holds lithium on both sides to reach 744 mAh/g capacity, doubling graphite. #battery #technology #solidstate #cells ...  LOVE graphene videos: graphene+news Read More