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Graphene-enhanced E-skin generates and stores electricity for prosthetic devices

Graphene-enhanced E-skin generates and stores electricity for prosthetic devices

Researchers at the University of Glasgow in Scotland have developed an electronic “skin” that can generate and store electricity for prosthetic devices.The technology consists of layers of a finely tuned graphite-polyurethane composite covered by graphene. The team...
Haydale takes part in collaborative SMART Expertise Program

Haydale takes part in collaborative SMART Expertise Program

Haydale is working alongside Swansea University, GTS Flexibles, Alliance Labels, Tectonic International, ScreenTec, Alliance Labels, Malvern Panalytical and the English Institute of Sport on a Welsh Government SMART Expertise program.The program, funded by the Welsh...
Rice and BGU present a range of exciting new graphene-enhanced composite materials

Rice and BGU present a range of exciting new graphene-enhanced composite materials

The labs of Rice University chemist James Tour and Christopher Arnusch, a professor at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev in Israel, introduced a batch of graphene-enhanced composites that can be a step towards more robust packages.By infusing laser-induced graphene...

LifeSaver and NGI to collaborate on graphene-enhanced water filtration system

LifeSaver, a UK-based manufacturer of portable and reusable water filtration systems, has announced an exclusive contract with the National Graphene Institute (NGI) at The University of Manchester.The 18-month research project will focus on developing graphene...
Korean researchers fabricate ordered graphene quantum dot arrays

Korean researchers fabricate ordered graphene quantum dot arrays

A new study led by the Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology in South Korea reveals a technology capable of fabricating highly ordered arrays of graphene quantum dots. Graphene quantum dots of various sizes in a stable, ordered arrayThe research team...
Graphene/hBN ceramic could act as a sensor for structures and aircraft

Graphene/hBN ceramic could act as a sensor for structures and aircraft

Rice University and Iran University of Science and Technology researchers have found a unique ceramic material that could act as a sensor for structures.The ceramic becomes more electrically conductive under elastic strain and less conductive under plastic strain, and...