NanoXplore has reported its financial results for the year ended June 30, 2024. Record total revenues of CAD$38,125,566 (around USD$28,168,000) were reported, compared to CAD$33,318,964 (around USD$24,616,000) last year, representing a 14% increase; Loss of… Read More »NanoXplore reports financial results for its Q4-2024 and full year 2024
While silk protein has been used in designer electronics, its use is currently limited in part because silk fibers are a messy tangle of spaghetti-like strands. To address this, researchers from Pacific Northwest National Laboratory,… Read More »Researchers combine graphene and silk for advanced microelectronics, wearables and next-gen computing applications
Researchers from Korea, including ones from Seoul National University and Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science, have developed a room-temperature self-activated graphene gas sensor functionalized by nickel oxide (NiO) nanoparticles and demonstrated its application… Read More »Graphene sensor functionalized by NiO could improve ammonia detection
Researchers from Kumamoto University and Hiroshima University have announced a significant development in hydrogen ion barrier films using graphene oxide (GO) without internal pores. This approach could be beneficial for protective coatings for various applications.… Read More »Researchers develop improved hydrogen ion barrier films using pore-free graphene oxide membranes
Premier Graphene, HGI Industrial Technologies and Defense Atomics have announced a strategic partnership aimed at advancing the production and application of graphene in ballistic protection technologies. This collaboration brings together expertise from the three parties… Read More »Premier Graphene, HGI Industrial Technologies and Defense Atomics announce strategic partnership for graphene solutions in ballistic protection
Researchers from the University of Cambridge, University College London, Imperial College London, Kumoh National Institute of Technology (KIT) and Beihang University have developed a wearable ‘smart’ choker for speech recognition, that has the potential to… Read More »Researchers develop a graphene-based wearable strain sensor that can detect and broadcast silent speech
Researchers from Advanced Material Development (AMD) and the University of Sussex have announced what they refer to as “a major enhancement” in their carbon nanomaterial-based inks, reaching conductivity levels of 3,000,000 Sm-¹, approaching the performance… Read More »AMD announces breakthrough that could open new opportunities replacing metals in printed electronics
Infinity Turbine, developer of sustainable energy storage solutions, has unveiled an approach to electrode fabrication that combines fiber laser heat treating, 3D additive manufacturing, and laser-induced carbonization. This synergistic technology enables the direct transformation of… Read More »Infinity Turbine introduces 3D-printed electrodes for Salgenx saltwater batteries and electrocatalyst applications
Novusterra is reportedly preparing for its initial public offering. The private company filed a securities registration last month and said it plans to go public within 90 days. It hopes to be approved to trade… Read More »Novusterra prepares to go public
A team of scientists from the University of Manchester has gained new understanding of lithium-ion storage within the thinnest possible battery anode – composed of just two layers of carbon atoms. Their work shows an… Read More »Manchester University team discovers energy storage mechanism in bi-layer graphene anode