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Scientists Design Micromotors to Deliver Oral Vaccines in Mouse Model

Scientists Design Micromotors to Deliver Oral Vaccines in Mouse Model

Although vaccines save numerous lives, nobody likes to receive a shot. Therefore, researchers are attempting to create oral vaccines for infectious diseases.

7 Feb 2019

Graphene and Related Materials Safety: Human Health and the Environment

Graphene and Related Materials Safety: Human Health and the Environment

As the drive to commercialise graphene continues, it is important that all safety aspects are thoroughly researched and understood. The Graphene Flagship project has a dedicated Work Package studying the impact of graphene and related materials on our health, as well as their environmental impact.

From The Graphene Council 7 Feb 2019

Creating a Roadmap for 2-D Materials

Creating a Roadmap for 2-D Materials

The rapid growth of research on 2-D materials – materials such as graphene and others that are a single or few atoms thick – is fueled by the hope of developing better performing sensors for health and environment, more economical solar energy, and higher performing and more energy efficient electronics than is possible with current silicon electronics.

From The Graphene Council 7 Feb 2019

Nanotech Energy, the UCLA Energy Incubator and Holder of First Patent for Graphene Announces Profound Achievement in Production of High Quality Graphene Based Materials

Nanotech Energy, the UCLA Energy Incubator and Holder of First Patent for Graphene Announces Profound Achievement in Production of High Quality Graphene Based Materials

Nanotech Energy, a leading supplier of graphene, graphene oxide and graphene super batteries, announced today that it has cleared a monumental hurdle in the production of high-quality graphene-based materials.

From The Graphene Council 7 Feb 2019

Properties of ‘Wonder Material’ Graphene Change in Humid Conditions

Properties of ‘Wonder Material’ Graphene Change in Humid Conditions

The ‘wonder material’, which is made from carbon and was discovered in 2004, is hailed for many of its extraordinary characteristics including being stronger than steel, more conductive than copper, light, flexible and transparent.

From The Graphene Council 7 Feb 2019

Open-Source Automated Chemical Vapor Deposition System for the Production of Two-Dimensional Nanomaterials

Open-Source Automated Chemical Vapor Deposition System for the Production of Two-Dimensional Nanomaterials

A research group at Boise State University led by Assistant Professor David Estrada of the Micron School of Materials Science and Engineering has released the open-source design of a chemical vapor deposition (CVD) system for two-dimensional (2D) materials growth, an advance which could lower the barrier of entry into 2D materials research and expedite 2D materials discovery and translation from the benchtop to the market.

From The Graphene Council 7 Feb 2019

Promising Steps Towards Large Scale Production of Graphene Nanoribbons for Electronics

Promising Steps Towards Large Scale Production of Graphene Nanoribbons for Electronics

Two-dimensional sheets of graphene in the form of ribbons a few tens of nanometers across have unique properties that are highly interesting for use in future electronics. Researchers have now for the first time fully characterized nanoribbons grown in both the two possible configurations on the same wafer with a clear route towards upscaling the production.

From The Graphene Council 7 Feb 2019

Materials Design Center Receives $25 Million Grant

Materials Design Center Receives $25 Million Grant

After spending the past five years solidifying Chicago as a hub for high-tech materials innovation, the second phase of the Chicago-based Center for Hierarchical Materials Design (CHiMaD) has been selected for funding.

From The Graphene Council 7 Feb 2019

Engineers Develop Novel Strategy for Designing Semiconductor Nanoparticles for Wide-Ranging Applications

Engineers Develop Novel Strategy for Designing Semiconductor Nanoparticles for Wide-Ranging Applications

Two-dimensional (2D) transition metal dichalcogenides (TMDs) nanomaterials such as molybdenite (MoS2), which possess a similar structure as graphene, have been donned the materials of the future for their wide range of potential applications in biomedicine, sensors, catalysts, photodetectors and energy storage devices.

From The Graphene Council 7 Feb 2019

Physicists Take Big Step in Nanolaser Design

Physicists Take Big Step in Nanolaser Design

Nanolasers have recently emerged as a new class of light sources that have a size of only a few millionths of a meter and unique properties remarkably different from those of macroscopic lasers.

7 Feb 2019

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