The potential toxicity of graphene and graphene oxide has been on people’s minds lately. This is an area that has always received some attention, but recently there have been rumors and wild speculations about the… Read More »How concerned should we be about graphene’s toxicity?
Environmental Systems Corporation (ESC) and Evercloak have announced a new CAD$4.6 million (around USD$3.64 million) collaborative project to build up to pilot-scale commercial production of graphene-based membranes. The project will be funded by Next Generation… Read More »ESC and Evercloak to collaborate on project to build pilot-scale commercial production of graphene-based membranes
This is a sponsored post by Graphenea Graphenea’s Semiconductor catalogue spans from 1×1 cm2 single layer graphene films on a variety of substrates, to fully customized graphene-based device architectures implemented on wafers up to 150mm.… Read More »Graphenea Foundry: a platform for the manufacture of graphene-based devices
After years of intensive R&D efforts, and a slow trickle of graphene devices, we are finally starting to see wider adoption of graphene in many applications. Graphene-enhanced products are entering many markets, including wearables, sensors,… Read More »Calling out to graphene product developers – share your story!
Australia-based Graphene Manufacturing Group (GMG) announced that it is undertaking an overnight marketed public offering of units of the Company, for gross proceeds of up to CDN$10 million ($8 million USD). GMG says that the… Read More »Graphene Manufacturing Group to raise $8 million in a public offering
Aquatic Leisure Technologies (ALT) recently announced the world’s first commercial range of graphene-enhanced GFRP swimming pools. This follows June 2020’s announcement of First Graphene (FGR) entering an agreement with Aquatic Leisure Technologies to supply PureGRAPH… Read More »Graphene-enhanced pools by Aquatic Leisure Technologies hit the market
Researchers at Chalmers University have developed a new method to prevent infections relating to medical implants, by covering a graphene-based material with bactericidal molecules. “Through our research, we have succeeded in binding water-insoluble antibacterial molecules… Read More »Chalmers team develops a graphene-based material that kills bacteria on implants
Curtin University researchers have recently shown that applying a thin (and of course, invisible) layer of graphene oxide to silicon forms an impermeable barrier, which could be used to protect artwork, prevent corrosion of metals,… Read More »Graphene oxide barrier to protect electronics, artwork and solar cells
A team of researchers from CNRS and the Ecole Normale Supérieure in France developed a prototype of an artificial neuron. Their system uses ions to carry information, and relies on a thin layer of water… Read More »Graphene assists researchers to develop a prototype for an artificial neuron
Graphene seems like a natural fit for the construction field, due to its potential for creating materials that are lighter and more durable. The potential is huge: concrete and asphalt, steel, various paints and much… Read More »Graphene-enhanced concrete: recent developments