NanoXplore has shared an optimistic update with shareholders, as President and CEO Rocco Marinaccio marked his first 120 days in the role. Marinaccio emphasized the company’s strengthening fundamentals, significant commercial traction, and accelerating path toward… Read More »NanoXplore outlines growth and commercialization momentum
Researchers from TU Delft, its spinoff company SoundCell and Reinier Haga MDC have shown that graphene “nanodrums” combined with machine learning can identify bacteria and determine their antibiotic susceptibility from the nanomotion of single cells… Read More »Researchers develop graphene nanodrum and AI platform for rapid single-cell bacterial ID and antibiotic testing
Archer Materials has provided an update on its biochip program following the completion of Stage 1 project with IMEC. The company is developing advanced semiconductor devices, including chips relevant to quantum computing, sensing, and medical… Read More »Archer Materials advances silicon biochip beta prototype while reaffirming graphene as next‑generation platform
Researchers from the University of Manchester, Diamond Light Source, Cardiff University and University of Sheffield have developed a graphene‑based “nano‑aquarium” platform that, for the first time, captures atomic‑resolution videos of individual gold atoms at solid-liquid… Read More »Graphene nano‑aquariums capture atomic‑scale dynamics at liquid–solid interfaces
Researchers from Wuhan University and City University of Hong Kong have reported a soft, transparent, and stretchable laser-induced graphene (LIG)-Cu/PDMS patch that delivers noninvasive, low-temperature photothermal therapy for melanoma while simultaneously activating multiple programmed cell… Read More »Laser-induced graphene patch delivers noninvasive, low-temperature melanoma therapy
Researchers at University of Southern California, Airforce Research Lab/RX, Kumamoto University and TetraMem have demonstrated graphene-based memristors that remain reliable at temperatures where conventional electronics fail. Their Gra/HfOx/tungsten (W) devices operate up to 700 °C with… Read More »Lava‑proof graphene memristor keeps data intact at 700 °C
Researchers at The University of Texas at Austin and University of Massachusetts Amherst have developed a graphene-based electronic “leaf tattoo” that can continuously monitor plant hydration while simultaneously performing brain-like, in-sensor computation directly on living… Read More »Researchers develop graphene-based leaf tattoo sensor for real-time hydration monitoring
Researchers from ICFO, ETH Zurich, University of Ioannina, Catalan Institute of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (ICN2), Arizona State University and Japan’s National Institute for Materials Science have demonstrated the first graphene‑based sub‑terahertz (sub‑THz) direct receivers that… Read More »Novel graphene-based sub-terahertz receivers could enable ultra-compact, zero-power 6G links
A research team from the Materials and Processes for Micro and Nano Technologies (MP4MNT) group at the Department of Applied Science and Technology (DISAT) has developed new laser-induced graphene (LIG) electrodes that are adaptable to… Read More »Researchers unveil tailored LIG electrodes for industrial applications
Researchers from the University of Jyväskylä and Aalto University have developed a laser‑assisted area‑selective atomic/molecular layer deposition (AS‑ALD/MLD) method that grows europium‑organic thin films on graphene and other 2D materials with submicron precision, one molecular… Read More »Researchers ‘write’ europium‑based light emitters on graphene with laser precision