What the End of Moore’s Law Means for Graphene

What the End of Moore’s Law Means for Graphene

Back in 1965, Intel cofounder Gordon Moore observed that processing power for computers would double every two years for the foreseeable future. This idea turned out to be true, and became known as Moore’s Law, as engineers continually found ways to make the...
Graphene Revolutionizes Solar Power

Graphene Revolutionizes Solar Power

Among scientists, investors and tech enthusiasts, the hype surrounding graphene shows no signs of stopping. Graphene’s latest application proves yet another way the wonder material could change the world, this time by revolutionizing how we produce and store solar...
Can Graphene Nanobots Clean Up the Ocean?

Can Graphene Nanobots Clean Up the Ocean?

It is estimated that by 2050 there will be more plastic waste than fish in the world’s oceans. Even worse, the prevalence of waste metals such as cadmium and lead in the water pose a threat not only to fish, but also to the survival of all species that eat seafood,...