Hot-carrier transistors are a class of devices that leverage the excess kinetic energy of carriers. Unlike regular transistors, which rely on steady-state carrier transport, hot-carrier transistors modulate carriers to high-energy states, resulting in enhanced device… Read More »Graphene/germanium hot-emitter transistors could advance next-gen computing and communications technologies
Researchers from Nagoya University, Osaka University and National Taiwan University recently developed a method for the high-speed, large-area deposition of two-dimensional (2D) materials, including oxides, graphene oxide, and boron nitride. This innovative technique, known as… Read More »New technique enables ultrafast 2D nanosheet assembly
Pulsed laser micropropulsion (PLMP) offers a promising avenue for miniature spacecraft, yet conventional propellants face challenges in balancing efficiency and stability. Researchers from Wuhan University, Henan Academy of Sciences and Purdue University have proposed an… Read More »Novel method relies on graphene-metal metastructures to improve micropropulsion systems
Pulsed laser micropropulsion (PLMP) offers a promising avenue for miniature spacecraft, yet conventional propellants face challenges in balancing efficiency and stability. Researchers from Wuhan University, Henan Academy of Sciences and Purdue University have proposed an… Read More »Novel method relies on graphene-metal metastructures to improve micropropulsion systems
HydroGraph Clean Power recently announced the publication in the ACS Sustainable Chemistry and Engineering journal of its joint findings with the School of Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment at Arizona State University (ASU). The… Read More »The performance of Hydrograph’s graphene additives for cement receives validation
HydroGraph Clean Power recently announced the publication in the ACS Sustainable Chemistry and Engineering journal of its joint findings with the School of Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment at Arizona State University (ASU). The… Read More »The performance of Hydrograph’s graphene additives for cement receives validation
Zentek has announced that it has closed its non-brokered private placement for gross proceeds of CAD$3,069,950 (around USD$2,254,000). Net proceeds of the Offering will be used for working capital and general corporate purposes. Zentek’s CEO,… Read More »Zentek announces closing of non-brokered private placement of units
Researchers from Tufts University recently developed a graphene-enhanced highly sensitive saliva-based cortisol sensor – eliminating the need for invasive blood tests. The Point-of-Care (POC) electrochemical biosensor boasts a detection limit of 0.24 fg/mL, making it… Read More »Researchers develop saliva-based cortisol electrochemical sensor with graphene electrode
Researchers from Tufts University recently developed a graphene-enhanced highly sensitive saliva-based cortisol sensor – eliminating the need for invasive blood tests. The Point-of-Care (POC) electrochemical biosensor boasts a detection limit of 0.24 fg/mL, making it… Read More »Researchers develop saliva-based cortisol electrochemical sensor with graphene electrode
Graphene Manufacturing Group (GMG) has provided a business update on the commercialization progress of THERMAL-XR® Powered by GMG Graphene. GMG and Nu Calgon have signed an agreement with a consultant to prepare and submit a… Read More »GMG provides commercialization update on its THERMAL-XR coating