Researchers working on the Graphene Flagship Partnering Project 2D-CHEM have developed a new technology for cleaning heavy metal-contaminated water using graphene acid.
By Yulia Yancheva
18 Jun 2021
A team of scientists in Ireland and Scotland is addressing an exciting concept of developing ‘clean energy’ from clothing.
By Marzia Khan
17 Jun 2021
The tiniest aspects of a common naturally occurring substance – ice – need to be closely studied to better understand the largest systems and systemic problems that we face – the weather and environment. Studying the chemistry and physics of ice and finding out why heat is needed to form ice on graphene contributes to this necessary and growing body of knowledge.
By Ben Pilkington
17 Jun 2021
This article will explore the eco-friendly research belonging to scientists at the University of Manchester and construction firm Nationwide Engineering, and how graphene, as the world’s strongest artificial material, has the potential to revolutionize the building industry.
Tiny, nano-sized robots are currently disrupting the field of biomedicine, with particular advancements occurring in applications such as cancer diagnosis and drug delivery.
By Sarah Moore
16 Jun 2021
AZoNano speaks with Tom Freda, CEO of Prior Scientific about the benefits of OEM solutions from Prior Scientific.
Producing different FGM stacks to realize novel composites containing graphene, hexagonal boron nitride (hBN) as well as other ceramics such as silicon carbide and zirconia is the core activity of the Graphene Flagship Partnering Project (CERANEA).
By John McAleese
15 Jun 2021
An exciting discovery of a novel material, graphene, was found between two distinct meteorites.
By Marzia Khan
15 Jun 2021
A group of scientists within the Department of Physics at McGill University in Quebec, Canada, has been researching a processing technique to realize high-performance membranes for exploitation in renewable energy applications.
By John McAleese
14 Jun 2021
A research team led by Professor Daniel Ahmed at the ETH Zurich has developed nanorobots that may prove to be invaluable to the development of therapeutics for cancer and blood clots.
By Sarah Moore
14 Jun 2021