Researchers at CSIRO have created a new graphene-based material they call Graphair, which they say can filter polluted water and make it drinkable in one step, promising clean drinking water for billions of people.
Has Samsung SDI finally cracked the puzzle of how to commercialize graphene batteries? A new study published in the journal Nature raises some interesting questions on that count.
When two “wonder materials” of the solar energy age combine, good things happen. That’s the takeaway from new research that leverages graphene to create a more durable, efficient — and super cheap — perovskite solar cell.
Competition for Spiderman: researchers create stronger, tougher, electricity-conducting silk by feeding graphene and carbon nanotubes to silkworms.
A new generation of lighter, cheaper solar cells and other electronic devices could all be thanks to a common soil dwelling bacteria.
A new water desalination system brings graphene together with solar power and a natural biofoam produced by a bacteria that wine lovers love to hate.
The tiny village of Farmingdale, New York could become a graphene production hotspot if everything works out for a new R&D operation planned by Cemtrex.
A new all-weather solar cell generates “hundreds of microvolts” powered by raindrops, in addition to converting solar energy to electricity.
A graphene energy storage formula could nudge the fuel cell EV dream closer to reality, according to researchers at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
A new graphene solar cell deploys common window glass to touch off a spontaneous “doping” effect, leading to high efficiency, low cost solar cells.
