Researchers from China’s Tsinghua University and East China Normal University have created a transistor with the smallest gate length ever reported. This milestone was made possible by using graphene and molybdenum disulfide and stacking them… Read More »Researchers create miniscule graphene-MoS2 transistors
NematiQ, an Australia-based developer of graphene oxide (GO) membranes for water treatment applications, has reported commercial-scale manufacture of an innovative graphene membrane. Over the last five years, NematiQ has developed a patented, layer-by-layer methodology to… Read More »NematiQ announces commercial-scale graphene membrane milestone achievement
Ionic Industries has announced the conclusion of a takeover of Imagine Intelligent Materials, including plant and equipment, IP and commercial relationships. With this acquisition, Ionic intends to become a major Australian graphene player, with a… Read More »Ionic Industries acquires Imagine Intelligent Materials
Versarien, an advanced engineering materials group and provider of graphene-enhanced cement admixture, recently announced the launch of its “Lunar” lifestyle pods. Lunar is Versarien’s first 3D printed concrete product made with Cementene, Versarien’s graphene-enhanced cement.… Read More »Versarien launches Lunar 3D printed lifestyle pods
Specialty chemical company, MITO Material Solutions, raised $4.6 million dollars in a funding round that closed in late January. Funding came from a seed extension by existing and new MITO investors such as specialty chemicals… Read More »MITO Material Solutions raises $4.6 million for new product development and scale-up
U.S-based graphene flakes producer Avadain has announced that it will upscale its environmentally friendly process to mass production as part of a two-year project funded by a $3.77 million grant from the U.S. Department of… Read More »Avadain receives $3.77 million grant to upscale its graphene flakes tech to mass production
Researchers from CNR-IFN, Politecnico di Milano, the University of Pisa, the Graphene Center of Cambridge (UK) and ICN2 of Barcelona (Spain) have shown that the relaxation time of graphene charge carriers can be significantly modified… Read More »Researchers control the relaxation time of graphene
Graphenea has released a new product intended to make sensing with graphene easier: The Cartridge S2X, a package that interfaces the graphene microdevice and the electrical equipment used for its readout. The cartridge has a… Read More »Graphenea launches Cartridge S2X for easy fabrication of graphene-based sensors
Researchers from China’s Jiangsu University and Changzhou University have developed a non-ceramic solid-state electrolyte based on a graphene oxide (GO) aerogel framework filled with polyethylene oxide. Li-ion batteries currently perform a key role in electric… Read More »Researchers develop a graphene oxide aerogel foam to improve all solid state lithium batteries
A recent study has reported the use of human host defense peptide-conjugated graphene quantum dots for the prevention of virus entry into host cells. Research on the SARS-CoV-2 virus mainly focuses on the spike protein… Read More »Researchers show that graphene quantum dots can block SARS-CoV-2 Variant from entering cells