Live Protein on Graphene. Can We Use Photosynthesis to Produce Electricity?
The article discusses the potential of harnessing photosynthesis to generate electricity and solar fuels, an idea that has intrigued scientists for some time.
A breakthrough material has been created. It is the magnetic equivalent of graphene
Scientists from the University of Illinois have developed a groundbreaking magnetic material inspired by graphene, revealing significant mathematical connections between electronic and magnetic properties in two-dimensional materials.
‘Father of graphene’ Andre Geim leaves Britain for chair professorship at HKU
Nobel laureate Andre Geim is leaving the UK to join the University of Hong Kong as a chair professor, citing the city's unique East-West synergy as a draw.
Without knowing it, Thomas Edison may have created supermaterial as early as 1879
Researchers suggest that Thomas Edison may have accidentally produced graphene in 1879, over a century before its discovery.
The 'magic angle' of graphene earns Pablo Jarillo and Allan MacDonald the Frontiers of Knowledge Award
Pablo Jarillo-Herrero and Allan H. MacDonald have been awarded the Frontiers of Knowledge Award for their discovery that a slight angle of 1.1 degrees can alter the properties of graphene, merging theory and experimentation.