Latest about graphene
Mass-produced graphene: MIT may have cracked it
A study at MIT has produced the first ever mass-produced graphene sheets, using a roll-to-roll process.
Our awesome graphene future could be closer than ever thanks to this breakthrough
A team of researchers claims to have come up with a more efficient way to produce graphene at large scale.
Why is graphene taking so long?
In Depth The super-strong, ultra-conductive, atom-thin material will soon help create flexible phones and the 5G era.
Samsung's ‘graphene balls’ tech may help your phone charge faster and last longer
Samsung is developing a method for coating elements within lithium-ion batteries for faster charging, and greater capacity.
Graphene could be used to make atomic-sized speakers with zero moving parts
The new development could allow for transparent speakers that could be overlaid on a phone's screen.
Airships are back. And this time they use graphene
In depth Scuppered since the Hindenburg disaster of 1937, are we about to enter a second golden age of airships? Or is it all a load of hot air?
Graphene: the miracle material explained
Updated We've been on the brink of a graphene-based revolution for years – so what is it, why is it amazing and what's the hold-up?
MIT breakthrough means your next computer could be even thinner and flexible too
Never mind thin and light computing, this could lead to a whole new ballgame.
