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– Graphene is a single layer of carbon atoms arranged in a honeycomb lattice. Derived from Graphite, the accidental discovery (Manchester University) of this super conductive, super strong material will have a huge impact on the future of batteries, clothing, green technology, clean water and an endless list of other products / applications. Keep up with the latest Graphene news here and stay on top of the on-going advancements, product releases, seminars and more…Never miss out with LOVE Graphene!
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The $11,000 Copper Illusion Is Crashing 

The $11,000 Copper Illusion Is Crashing 

The New Breakthrough Replacing Copper Forever? For over 150 years, copper has been the undisputed king of electricity, ...  The New Breakthrough Replacing Copper Forever? For over 150 years, copper has been the undisputed king of electricity, ...  LOVE graphene videos: graphene+news Read More
Graphene Transistors for Safe and Low-Noise Neural Recording | Eva Casals 

Graphene Transistors for Safe and Low-Noise Neural Recording | Eva Casals 

Eva Casals, Researcher at the Institute of Microelectronics of Barcelona (IMB-CNM, CSIC), which participates in META-BRAIN ...  Eva Casals, Researcher at the Institute of Microelectronics of Barcelona (IMB-CNM, CSIC), which participates in META-BRAIN ...  LOVE graphene videos: graphene+news Read More
How Graphene Oxide Broadcasts Bluetooth 

How Graphene Oxide Broadcasts Bluetooth 

VAXNET-FINAL-TEST-ASSESSMENT-Ω20261006 Question: can an RF/BLE signal be reproducibly attributed to a human subject ...  VAXNET-FINAL-TEST-ASSESSMENT-Ω20261006 Question: can an RF/BLE signal be reproducibly attributed to a human subject ...  LOVE graphene videos: graphene+news Read More
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Scientists finally see how nature moves energy so efficiently 

Scientists finally see how nature moves energy so efficiently 

Researchers have captured key steps in a chemical reaction that helps nature transfer energy with remarkable efficiency. Ultrafast X-rays revealed how changes involving electrons and protons are closely linked to the rearrangement of surrounding water molecules. Because similar reactions drive photosynthesis and other energy-conversion processes, the technique could help scientists develop better catalysts, fuel cells,… Read More »Scientists finally see how nature moves energy so efficiently 
Gilder’s Miracle Sheet Stock: The Two-Company Catch 

Gilder’s Miracle Sheet Stock: The Two-Company Catch 

George Gilder\'s Miracle Sheet pitch moves from a private Ontario graphene story to public-stock clues. We follow those clues to ...  George Gilder\'s Miracle Sheet pitch moves from a private Ontario graphene story to public-stock clues. We follow those clues to ...  LOVE graphene videos: graphene+news Read More
George Gilder’s “Miracle Sheet” Stock: The Two-Company Catch 

George Gilder’s “Miracle Sheet” Stock: The Two-Company Catch 

George Gilder\'s “Miracle Sheet” graphene pitch promises an enormous opportunity. We follow the public clues, distinguish the ...  George Gilder\'s “Miracle Sheet” graphene pitch promises an enormous opportunity. We follow the public clues, distinguish the ...  LOVE graphene videos: graphene+news Read More
​Duo Packaging’s graphene film boosts recycled plastic content by a third 

​Duo Packaging’s graphene film boosts recycled plastic content by a third 

UK-based Duo Packaging has developed a graphene-enhanced polyethylene film for flexible packaging, created with the University of Manchester’s Graphene Engineering Innovation Center (GEIC) and backed by the Innovation Navigator Programme. The material, branded 2DPE, uses graphene to boost the mechanical performance of polyethylene film, allowing manufacturers to use thinner, more heavily recycled plastic without losing… Read More »​Duo Packaging’s graphene film boosts recycled plastic content by a third 
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CAMX 2026: Interview with Kevin Wyss of Avadain Graphene 

CAMX 2026: Interview with Kevin Wyss of Avadain Graphene 

Avadain has the only known technology to manufacture the type of graphene that delivers its full potential- large, thin, and ...  Avadain has the only known technology to manufacture the type of graphene that delivers its full potential- large, thin, and ...  LOVE graphene videos: graphene+news Read More
Raymor | Norma Mendoza | Turbostratic Few-Layer Graphene: 450 m²/g, 800°C Stable, PPM Pure 

Raymor | Norma Mendoza | Turbostratic Few-Layer Graphene: 450 m²/g, 800°C Stable, PPM Pure 

Speaker Name: Norma Mendoza Company: Raymor Event: Graphene & 2D Materials 2021: End Users, Applications, Major ...  Speaker Name: Norma Mendoza Company: Raymor Event: Graphene & 2D Materials 2021: End Users, Applications, Major ...  LOVE graphene videos: graphene+news Read More
How strong is graphene? 

How strong is graphene? 

Graphene\'s tensile strength reaches 130 gigapascals in defect-free samples measured by atomic force microscopy, making it the ...  Graphene\'s tensile strength reaches 130 gigapascals in defect-free samples measured by atomic force microscopy, making it the ...  LOVE graphene videos: graphene+news Read More
Graphene in Air: Weather, Chemical & Biological Warfare EXPOSED! #shorts 

Graphene in Air: Weather, Chemical & Biological Warfare EXPOSED! #shorts 

Is your sky secretly a weapon? Evidence suggests chemicals like graphene are falling from the clouds, potentially impacting our ...  Is your sky secretly a weapon? Evidence suggests chemicals like graphene are falling from the clouds, potentially impacting our ...  LOVE graphene videos: graphene+news Read More
A new kind of magnetism could unlock faster, more efficient computers 

A new kind of magnetism could unlock faster, more efficient computers 

Scientists have discovered evidence of altermagnetism in a thin, highly tunable material that could help electronics use electron spin instead of relying only on electrical charge. The unusual magnetic state may enable faster, more energy-efficient devices without the unwanted magnetic interference caused by conventional magnets.  Scientists have discovered evidence of altermagnetism in a thin, highly… Read More »A new kind of magnetism could unlock faster, more efficient computers