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Two graphene layers placed so close together that an electric current spontaneously jumps across could benefit DNA sequencing

Researchers at Leiden University in the Netherlands have managed to bring two graphene layers so close together that an electric current spontaneously jumps across. This could enable scientists to study the edges of graphene and use them for sequencing DNA with a...

Graphene oxide to potentially remove obstacles for lithium-metal batteries’ adoption

Researchers at the University of Illinois at Chicago have developed a solution to a problem that has been setting back commercialization of a new kind of batteries. Lithium-metal batteries can take up to 10 times more charge than conventional lithium-ion batteries,...

Chinese team develops a fire-alarming wallpaper with a graphene oxide sensor

Scientists from the Shanghai Institute of Ceramics in China have developed a ‘smart’ wallpaper based on highly flexible fire-resistant inorganic paper embedded with ultralong hydroxyapatite nanowires that serve as the substrate and graphene oxide as the...

Graphene and hBN used to create unique 2D quantum bits

Two novel 2D materials, graphene and hexagonal boron nitride, and the tip of a scanning tunneling microscope – these were the ingredients used to create a novel kind of a so-called “quantum dot”. These extremely small nanostructures allow delicate control of...

ETRI researchers develop a fully-operational 40×40 mm flexible OLED using pixelated transparent graphene electrodes

One year ago, researchers from the Korea-based ETRI (Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute) demonstrated an 370×470 mm OLED array that use graphene transparent electrodes.At this year’s SID DisplayWeek trade show, ETRI researchers will...