2.1 billion people still don’t have safe drinking water. Using a type of graphene called Graphair, scientists from Australia have created a water filter that can make highly polluted seawater …
The University of Manchester has teamed up with British sportswear brand Inov-8 to become the world’s first company to incorporate graphene into running and fitness shoes. Laboratory tests have shown …
Graphene has stood at the centre of research in materials being the thinnest, lightest, and the strongest material that exists. Scientists have been able to create 3D models of graphene to be …
A rather accidental discovery was recently made that honey can serve as an effective, non-toxic substitute for the manipulation of the current and voltage characteristics of graphene. Researchers at the …
Researchers at Purdue University have created a new type of graphene-enhanced non-liquid lubricant which reduces friction and wear. The suggested applications include air compressors for missile systems and more. The …
By Lainie Lamicella The future of wearable technology is transparent, thanks to an international team of researchers who have created the world’s first electronic textile, using graphene, a thin layer …
Since it was first isolated in 2004 via simple mechanical exfoliation of graphite, graphene has attracted significant attention due to its unique combination of extraordinary electronic, optical, and mechanical …
A UK-based team of researchers has created a graphene-based sieve capable of removing salt from seawater. The sought-after development could aid the millions of people without ready access to clean …
British-based Dassi Bikes unveiled the world’s first bike made with graphene last night at their headquarters in Hampshire. Weighing in at just 750g for a frame and with engineers …
Graphene, that atomic-scale super material that promises to revolutionize everything from batteries to robots, is already improving the cycling world. Vittoria’s new graphene-infused Mezcal and Morsa bike tires are lightweight, thin, grippy, and …
