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Rice University Scientists Find Chemical-Free Way to Unzip Nanotubes

A previous process that was invented at Rice University to chemically unzip carbon nanotubes into graphene nanoribbons has been improved without the use the chemicals. Materials scientist, Pulickel Ajayan, disc... Read More...

Researchers Make Major Development in Carbon Nanotube Technology

USC Viterbi School of Engineering researchers have developed a way to make flexible, energy-efficient hybrid circuits that combine carbon nanotube thin film transistors with other thin film transistors that cou... Read More...

Researchers Develop Ultracapacitors Using Graphene and Carbon Nanotubes

A team of researchers from the George Washington University has developed high-performance ultracapacitors that are low cost and could lead to a boost in performance for electric vehicles and portable electronics.

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