Graphene has long been touted as a wunderkind nanomaterial, and academic researchers continue to pursue novel applications. Two such investigations have been reported in the past week. First, Mainak Majumder at Monash University and Parama Banerjee at Rice University published a study showing that c...
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News Commentary | April 08, 2021
Researchers at Northwestern University exposed borophene (a 2D sheet of boron atoms) to hydrogen to produce a two‑atom‑thick sheet of hydrogen and boron atoms. While it is more complex than borophene, the research group claims borophane is more stable, potentially important for electronics ... Not part of subscription
Company Profile | May 19, 2022
Uses Hummers' method to make graphite oxides, followed by a graphite exfoliation process under microwave irradiation to make graphene oxides (GOs) and GNPs; product offerings are GNPs and GOs in powder form and as suspensions Current capacities for GNPs and GOs are 150 tonne/a and 500 tonne/a, ... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | May 18, 2022
While the use of engineered wood has already begun to displace steel in the built environment, the load‑bearing connections themselves have remained largely unchanged. MIT’s Digital Structures group, however, has demonstrated the ability to replace steel joints with natural tree forks discarded from... Not part of subscription