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Researchers Achieve Single-Atom Manipulation Using Advanced Electron Microscope

Atoms are the constituents of all matter and are too small to be observed without powerful advanced instruments such as electron microscopes. The same electrons forming images of atomic structures can even be used to move atoms in materials.

10 Jul 2018

Squeezing Graphene Stacks Results in Unique Electrical Properties

Scientists have found that when laterally compressed, graphene can have interesting electrical properties.

27 Jun 2018

World’s First-Ever Graphene-Enhanced Sports Shoes

The University of Manchester and British brand inov-8 unveil the world’s first-ever sports shoes made using graphene.

21 Jun 2018

Puzzling Phenomenon of Particle-Antiparticle Annihilation in Graphene Explained

Researchers have interpreted the obscure phenomenon of particle-antiparticle annihilation in graphene (Auger recombination).

21 Jun 2018

Physicists solve the mystery of vanishing particles in graphene

Researchers from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology and Tohoku University (Japan) have explained the puzzling phenomenon of particle-antiparticle annihilation in graphene, recognized by specialists as Auger r...

19 Jun 2018

Researchers Effectively Employ Graphene in Gas Separation Method

Graphene Flagship researchers have managed to overcome the theoretical limiting performance of membranes in gas separation.

18 Jun 2018

Gold Nanojunction Gives MoS2 Desirable Properties as Semiconductor

In the recent years, graphene has most definitely been the most prominent research subject of nanotechnology. Composed of pure carbon, this astonishing material is ideally easy to produce: taking normal graphite and peeling a layer using a Scotch tape. The material obtained this way is two-dimensional, with distinctive characteristics, varying from those of three-dimensional materials.

6 Jun 2018

Scientists Discover Mechanism of Air Separation by Nanowindows

Nanoscale holes in graphene (termed as "nanowindows") are different from the windows of a house, and can selectively choose the type of air molecules that can pass through.

5 Jun 2018

Tunable Optical Phenomenon in Graphene Could Lead to New Technologies

Researchers have demonstrated a tunable optical phenomenon in graphene that could pave the way for a wide range of next-generation optical technology, according to a new report in the journal Nature Nanotechnology.

24 May 2018

PF-SNOM Characterization Technique Reveals 3D Shape of Polariton Interaction Around Nanostructures

Graphene is one layer of carbon atoms organized in a hexagonal pattern, & due to its strength, transparency, conductivity, & flexibility, it could lead to more efficient solar cells, faster & smaller microchips, high-density batteries & capacitors, & transparent displays.

23 May 2018

Graphene News

Researchers Achieve Single-Atom Manipulation Using Advanced Electron Microscope

Squeezing Graphene Stacks Results in Unique Electrical Properties

World’s First-Ever Graphene-Enhanced Sports Shoes

Puzzling Phenomenon of Particle-Antiparticle Annihilation in Graphene Explained

Physicists solve the mystery of vanishing particles in graphene

Researchers Effectively Employ Graphene in Gas Separation Method

Gold Nanojunction Gives MoS2 Desirable Properties as Semiconductor

Scientists Discover Mechanism of Air Separation by Nanowindows

Tunable Optical Phenomenon in Graphene Could Lead to New Technologies

PF-SNOM Characterization Technique Reveals 3D Shape of Polariton Interaction Around Nanostructures

A Graphene FET (GFET) Ready for Immediate Functionalization

How Piezo Controller Design Influences Thermal Stability

Novel Nanomaterials for Improved Food Safety

High-Speed Automated Photonics Alignment System F-712 FMPA by PI

Miniature XYZ Precision Positioning Stages with Inertia Motors from PI

VASCO KIN Particle Size Analyzer

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Dynamic Light Scattering (DLS) for Monitoring Protein Aggregation

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Apply Controlled Temperature to a Sample Using a Heated AFM Probe

Scanning Electron Microscopy Volumetric Data Sets Improved with Plasma Cleaning

Graphene News

1 Squeezing Graphene Stacks Results in Unique Electrical Properties

2 World’s First-Ever Graphene-Enhanced Sports Shoes

3 Researchers Get One Step Closer to Replicating Functions of the Brain

4 Researchers Achieve Single-Atom Manipulation Using Advanced Electron Microscope

5 Physicists Unearth Reasons for Loss in Superconductivity of Nanowires

6 Physicists Generate First-Ever Ultrashort Terahertz Signals

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