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Graphene-Based Inkjet Printing Method Helps Advance Printed Electronics

A research team led by Dr. Woo Lee, who serves at Stevens Institute of Technology’s Schaefer School of Engineering and Science at the Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science’s George Meade Bond Professor, has exhibited its novel graphene-based method for inkjet printing of energy storage devices, paving the way for the advancement of printed electronics.

13 Dec 2011

Researchers Enhance Oil-Well Drilling Fluids Using Functionalized Graphene Oxide

Researchers at the Rice University and Schlumberger’s subsidiary M-I SWACO, a drilling fluid supplier based in Texas, have synthesized functionalized graphene oxide to eliminate the blockage of oil-generating holes in newly drilled oil wells.

12 Dec 2011

JPK NanoWizard II Ultra System Used to Probe the Properties of Graphene

JPK Instruments reports on a paper in Nano Letters where Dr Nikolai Severin and co-workers from the group of Professor Jürgen P. Rabe have applied JPK's NanoWizard®II Ultra system to improve their understanding of the properties of graphene.

From Bruker BioAFM 8 Dec 2011

IDTechEx Presents Product Development Award in Printed Electronics to Vorbeck Materials and MeadWestvaco

IDTechEx has presented the Product Development Award in Printed Electronics to MeadWestvaco, a pioneer in packaging, and Vorbeck Materials, a provider of products based on graphene, for MeadWestvaco’s novel anti-theft packaging solution called Natralock with Siren Technology.

From Vorbeck Materials 8 Dec 2011

IBM Scientists Display Carbon Nanotube- and Graphene-Based Prototypes for Computing Applications

At the IEEE International Electron Devices Meeting, IBM researchers have demonstrated their research that involves the incorporation of novel logic architectures and materials into wafers having a diameter of 200 mm, paving the way to innovative technologies for the integration of consumer electronics, communication and computing.

8 Dec 2011

Rutgers University Inks MOU with Grafoid to Develop Graphene-Based Industrial Applications

The President and Chief Executive Officer of Grafoid and Focus Metals, Gary Economo has declared that Grafoid has inked a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Rutgers University Advanced Materials via Immiscible Polymer Processing (AMIPP) Advanced Polymer Center to co-develop graphene-based technologies for both non-polymer and polymer applications.

5 Dec 2011

First Biocompatible Graphene Transistor Array Helps Advance Bioelectronic Implants

Researchers at the Juelich Research Center and the Technische Universitaet Muenchen have for the first time shown a transistor array based on graphene that can be used with live biological cells and can record the electrical signals generated by the cells, paving the way for studying the possibility of developing bioelectronics based on graphene.

3 Dec 2011

Graphene News

Graphene-Based Inkjet Printing Method Helps Advance Printed Electronics

Researchers Enhance Oil-Well Drilling Fluids Using Functionalized Graphene Oxide

JPK NanoWizard II Ultra System Used to Probe the Properties of Graphene

IDTechEx Presents Product Development Award in Printed Electronics to Vorbeck Materials and MeadWestvaco

IBM Scientists Display Carbon Nanotube- and Graphene-Based Prototypes for Computing Applications

Rutgers University Inks MOU with Grafoid to Develop Graphene-Based Industrial Applications

First Biocompatible Graphene Transistor Array Helps Advance Bioelectronic Implants

Maxwell Technologies to Receive Funds to Study Use of Graphene in Ultracapacitors

Researchers First Time Find Electronic Stripes on Graphene Sheet Surface

New Series of Three-Dimensional Graphane Cellular Materials from CVD Equipment

Scalable ZnO/Zn(OH)2 Nanosheets for Stable Lithium Anodes

Electron-Phonon Interactions Boost 2D Semiconductor Conductivity

Novel Nanoplatform Overcomes Treatment Resistance in Bladder Cancer

Breakthrough for Observing Light-Sensitive Materials

New Nanomaterial Offers Sustainable Drinking Water Solution

Enhancing Slurry Stability in Lithium-Ion Batteries with Turbiscan Technology

PiFM and its Role in Nanoscale Chemical Imaging

Conversations on AFM: How AI is Automating Scanning Probe Microscopy

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