Graphene not just made out of graphite but also chocolate and cockroach

Posted on August 5, 2011 by Jorn van Dooren

For all its possible applications in electronics, but also as an immensely strong material, graphene has always had one major drawback: it is expensive. With a price of around 175 euros for no more than a two inch square it … Continue reading →

Hydrogen is key to regularly shaped graphene

Posted on July 19, 2011 by Jorn van Dooren

We have mentioned new and improved methodes for graphene production in the past, but actually the most widely used method for graphene growth over the past two years has been the so-called ‘chemical vapor deposition method.’ This is, roughly put, … Continue reading →

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Graphene not just made out of graphite but also chocolate and cockroach

Hydrogen is key to regularly shaped graphene