Graphene News

Due to its unique structure and amazing physicochemical properties including high chemical inertness, large specific surface area, high electric conductivity, mechanical flexibility, and biocompatibility, graphene holds great potential for bioelectronic implants. One of the prominent uses of graphene in bioelectronics is recording of electrical signals from body parts, such as...

From toxic leaks in industrial facilities to administering drugs in medical clinics, there is always a real need to quickly and effectively detect chemicals which are normally invisible to the naked eye. Huge strides in chemical sensing technology over recent years have enabled more efficient detection of lower concentrations of...

A biosensor is a device which measures biological or chemical reactions by creating an electrical output response that is proportional to the concentration of a particular substance (or analyte) within that reaction. They are used in a wide range of areas including medical treatment, environmental surveys, food control, forensics and...

A surprising application of graphene is its use in photodetectors. Light detection capabilities of graphene are inherently limited because a single sheet of the material absorbs only ~2.3% of light across the visible part of the spectrum. Such high transparency is desired for applications such as transparent conductors, however detecting...

The market for magnetic field sensors is an expanding one, with size estimates up to USD 4.16 billion in 2022. The multiple purposes of magnetic field sensors such as position detection, current monitoring, speed detection, and angular sensing allow access to a wide range of industries such as automotive, consumer...