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​Researchers directly image how oxide coatings suppress electric fields in working graphene devices 

Researchers at Sweden’s Uppsala University, working with beamline scientists at Synchrotron SOLEIL in France, have directly visualized how ultrathin metal-oxide layers reshape the electric field inside operating graphene devices, a capability previously accessible only indirectly… Read More »​Researchers directly image how oxide coatings suppress electric fields in working graphene devices 

​Researchers use graphene encapsulation to grow air-stable 2D superconductors for quantum circuits 

​Researchers use graphene encapsulation to grow air-stable 2D superconductors for quantum circuits 

MIT researchers, together with collaborators from Harvard University, Rice University, Yale University, MIT Lincoln Laboratory and Pohang University in South Korea, have developed a technique that uses graphene to grow air-stable, wafer-scale monolayer superconductors, addressing… Read More »​Researchers use graphene encapsulation to grow air-stable 2D superconductors for quantum circuits 

​Premier Graphene’s HGI Industrial Technologies forms ballistic protection joint venture with Nova Graphene 

Premier Graphene, a US-based advanced materials company focused on graphene production and formulation, has announced that its affiliate HGI Industrial Technologies has formed a joint venture with Canada’s Nova Graphene to develop and commercialize graphene-enabled… Read More »​Premier Graphene’s HGI Industrial Technologies forms ballistic protection joint venture with Nova Graphene 

​Graphene oxide-bridged carbon fiber skeleton delivers 41-fold thermal conductivity boost for electronics cooling 

​Graphene oxide-bridged carbon fiber skeleton delivers 41-fold thermal conductivity boost for electronics cooling 

Researchers from the Institute of Metal Research (Chinese Academy of Sciences), the University of Science and Technology of China, and Xi’an Rare Metal Materials Institute Co., Ltd. have developed a new thermal interface material (TIM)… Read More »​Graphene oxide-bridged carbon fiber skeleton delivers 41-fold thermal conductivity boost for electronics cooling