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Researchers from the Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology have demonstrated a new class of shape‑configurable thermoacoustic loudspeakers that defy the traditional tradeoff between film thickness, flexibility, and acoustic output. Instead of relying on vibrating… Read More »​Novel graphene thermoacoustic speakers bend and stretch while retaining acoustic performance 

Researchers at Korea-based Edmayim Corp., a materials R&D company specializing in scalable advanced carbon technologies, have reported a practical and scalable graphene exfoliation method based on interlayer expansion followed by controlled centrifugation, enabling reproducible fractionation… Read More »​Researchers develop a new method for water-based, layer-selective exfoliation of few-layer graphene 

Researchers from Chungnam National University have developed a fabrication technique called one‑step free patterning of graphene, or OFP‑G, which enables high‑resolution patterning of large‑area monolayer graphene with feature sizes smaller than 5 micrometers, without the… Read More »​Novel patterning method enables high‑resolution graphene integration in flexible, transparent electronics 

Researchers from Australia’s James Cook University and Flinders University recently announced they successfully used cheap agricultural byproduct, nanocellulose, to make graphene – using only water, rather than harsh chemicals. The team took cellulose derived from… Read More »​Researchers use agricultural waste to produce graphene 

Graphene Connect 2026 is fast becoming the must‑attend virtual gathering for the global graphene and 2D materials ecosystem, and there has never been a better time to secure your place. Over two days on 11–12… Read More »​Why you should not miss Graphene Connect 2026 

Rice University researchers from the lab of James Tour have shown that Thomas Edison’s original 1879 carbon-filament light bulbs possibly included a graphene-forming regime, suggesting that one of history’s most iconic inventions may have inadvertently… Read More »​Rice team replicates Edison’s 1879 experiments to show graphene may have been unintentional byproduct 

Researchers at Canada’s McGill University recently reported two separate studies focused on the development of ultra-thin materials based on graphene oxide films, that can move, fold, and reshape themselves, opening new possibilities for soft robotics… Read More »​Novel graphene oxide origami sheets could promote next-gen soft robots 

Levidian has announced a second order for a tonne of graphene in the Middle East, to be supplied through its strategic partner Kanoo Energy, part of Yusuf Bin Ahmed Kanoo Company Limited, to a large-scale… Read More »​Levidian and Kanoo Energy secure second graphene order in the Middle East