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Two new developments show that the race is on to replace silicon as the go-to semiconductor of choice with other 2D materials if not graphene.
A new graphene production process for the synthesis of “few-layer” graphene — for potential use in energy storage applications, amongst others — has been developed by researchers at the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) and the University of Western Australia (UWA), according to recent reports. The new approach to … [continued]
The first commercially available consumer product using graphene will soon be available in the UK — in the form of a light bulb coated in the much-hyped material. The graphene light bulb — which reportedly will reduce electricity use by around 10%, and will last longer than a conventional LED … [continued]
Originally published on Kompulsa. Samsung researchers have developed a new technology that enables them to coat silicon battery cathodes with high crystal graphene. This means that they can now virtually double the capacity of lithium-ion batteries! This energy density increase could almost double the range of electric vehicles without adding a … [continued]
A new graphene driven industrial revolution is about to dawn according to researchers at the University of Exeter, thanks partly to graphene skinned robots.
The path to next-generation, high efficiency graphene based solar cells and other electronic devices could lie through a “whispering gallery.”
Researchers at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory have used 3-printing to make a graphene aerogel for use in next-generation energy storage.
New cathode materials for lithium-sulfur batteries constructed out of vertically aligned sulfur–graphene (S-G) nanowalls on electrically conductive substrates — delivering high capacity + rate performance — have been developed by researchers at Beihang University in China. The new cathode materials allow for the fast diffusion of lithium ions + electrons … [continued]
Oak Ridge National Laboratory is hot on the trail of a new energy efficient graphene desalination membrane — but there’s a big, fat, methane catch.
