Experts from industry and academia on how the National Physical Laboratory and National Graphene Institute's characterization service could help industry
Read article: Characterization service promises graphene industry a leg up
A service launched at the House of Commons in Westminster, UK, provides a standard characterization of graphene to help the industry take off
Read article: Graphene service provides missing link for industry
The mechanical properties of MXene nanosheets could make them useful for energy storage and structural applications among others
Read article: Monolayer MXenes show impressive strength and elasticity
Aqueous trapped ions could allow for nanofluidic computing say NIST researchers
Read article: 2D sheets help make liquid logic
Quantum transport measurements of cobalt-decorated graphene provide insights for applications in computing technology
Read article: In situ measurements reveal cobalt-decorated graphene behaviour
Epitaxial graphene growth and dry transfer may be the key to obtaining large, high-quality graphene samples
Read article: High-quality bilayer graphene goes large
Gas transport in atomically flat nanoslits made from graphene and boron nitride is much faster than predicted by Knudsen theory
Read article: Frictionless flow in 2D channels
Researchers say they have seen evidence for spin superfluidity and very long distance spin transport in a graphene antiferromagnet for the first time
Read article: Super spins appear in carbon sheet
The devices also boast short channel lengths, high channel conductance and excellent switching characteristics
Read article: Reducing the contact resistance in 2D semiconducting transistors
Applying a magnetic field to the carbon material produces recurring delocalized Bloch states
Read article: Fascinating fractals appear in graphene superlattices
