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Independent Tests Report Milliohm Resistivity for CTI’s Graphene Paper

Independent Tests Report Milliohm Resistivity for CTI’s Graphene Paper

American Graphite Technologies Inc. ("AGIN" or the "Company") and announces that the Company has received independent test results for the resistivity of the graphene paper manufactured by its licensing partner CTI Nanotechnologies LLC ("CTI"). [More]
Leading Academic Brings Nanomedicine Laboratory to University of Manchester

Leading Academic Brings Nanomedicine Laboratory to University of Manchester

The University of Manchester has today announced the appointment of a world-leading academic, who is playing a pivotal role in nanomedicine - a growing field with potential to benefit patients suffering from neurodegenerative disease and cancer. [More]
CRANN Researchers Develop Graphene Sensors with High Detection Capacity

CRANN Researchers Develop Graphene Sensors with High Detection Capacity

Researchers at CRANN, Ireland’s leading nanoscience institute, funded by Science Foundation Ireland and based at Trinity College Dublin, have discovered a new concept in sensor-development. The research provides a completely new platform for the development of sensors worldwide and will lead to low-energy, remotely powered sensors that have greater detection capacity than those currently available. [More]
Developer of Cost-Effective Graphene Manufacturing Methodology, Garmor, Receives Florida Institute Funds

Developer of Cost-Effective Graphene Manufacturing Methodology, Garmor, Receives Florida Institute Funds

The Institute for the Commercialization of Public Research (the Institute) announced today that it has finalized a funding agreement with Garmor, Inc., an advanced materials company based in Orlando, Florida that focuses on developing low-cost, low-weight and high-strength materials without sacrificing critical features such as product durability, efficiency and performance. [More]
Graphene Combined with Other One-Atom Thick Materials Could Create Next Generation of Solar Cells

Graphene Combined with Other One-Atom Thick Materials Could Create Next Generation of Solar Cells

How graphene and friends could harness the Sun’s energy. Combining wonder material graphene with other stunning one-atom thick materials could create the next generation of solar cells and optoelectronic devices, scientists have revealed. [More]
Novel Graphene-Based Transistor Can Spontaneously Switch Between Two Electronic States

Novel Graphene-Based Transistor Can Spontaneously Switch Between Two Electronic States

A new transistor capable of revolutionising technologies for medical imaging and security screening has been developed by graphene researchers from the Universities of Manchester and Nottingham. [More]
Ted Pella Announces Availability of New PELCO Graphene TEM Support Films

Ted Pella Announces Availability of New PELCO Graphene TEM Support Films

Ted Pella, Inc announces the availability of the new research-ready PELCO® graphene TEM support films. The unique PELCO graphene TEM support films are supported by lacey carbon film on a 300 mesh copper grid. [More]
Novel Process to Synthesize Graphene from Carbon Dioxide Awarded US Patent

Novel Process to Synthesize Graphene from Carbon Dioxide Awarded US Patent

Graphene Technologies, a company pursuing commercial applications of the carbon nano-material known as graphene, has been issued US Patent Number 8,420,042 for a breakthrough process for atom-by-atom synthesis of graphene by the exothermic chemical reduction of carbon dioxide. [More]
Graphene Technologies Selected as 2013 FiReStarter Company

Graphene Technologies Selected as 2013 FiReStarter Company

Strategic News Service is proud to announce that Graphene Technologies has been selected as a 2013 FiReStarter company to be featured at its 11th annual Future in Review (FiRe) technology conference, described the by The Economist as "the best technology conference in the world." [More]
New Report on Global Market for Graphene

New Report on Global Market for Graphene

Most TV watchers are familiar with the commercial jingle that's ingrained the notion of cotton as the 'the fabric of our lives'. In the industrial world where advanced materials reign, graphene is the new cotton. Graphene's unusual properties derive from its structure, a single-atom-thick sheet of carbon atoms, with the atoms arranged in honeycomb lattices. [More]
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