Advanced Materials

Brewer Science announces the installation of a scale-up reactor to increase production of its CNTRENE® C100 family of electronics-grade CNT materials by tenfold.

Rice University's latest nanotechnology breakthrough was more than 10 years in the making, but it still came with a shock.

Holst Centre is structurally embedding spatial atomic layer deposition (ALD) into its core technology portfolio in the flexible electronics domain.

Beneq opened a subsidiary and operations in Saint Petersburg to commercialize its atomic layer deposition technology (ALD) in the Russian market.

We had previously interviewed and profiled Cima Nanotech. We have caught up with them again given their recent progress, in particular their joint venture with Foxconn to produce, market and sell large-format pro-cap touch modules.

Graphene has received tremendous global interest because of record-breaking performance in electrical conductivity, thermal conductivity, and strength, among other properties.

In the end graphene transistors currently look extremely promising for revolutionize both, high-frequency electronics and plastic electronics, especially as the expected performance has been proven recently at least in single devices.

GRAnPH® Nanotech, in collaboration with CENER (Spanish National Renewable Energy Center), have developed continuous graphene oxide (GO) and reduced graphene oxide (rGO) thin films over a variety of substrates by means of two different industrial deposition techniques: spin - coating and spray coating.

Graphene, an atom-thin layer of carbon, is transparent enough to see through yet can stretch up to 20 percent of its length.

The world has experienced miraculous developments during the last decade harvested from fullerenes, carbon nanotubes (CNTs) and today graphene.

The U.S. Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory and California Lithium Battery, Inc. (CalBattery) have announced that they have signed a licensing agreement for an Argonne-developed, silicon-graphene composite anode material for high-energy lithium batteries.

Graphene Technologies (GT) is a Silicon Valley-based early commercial stage company that has patented and developed a synthesis technology for production of high quality bulk graphene.

Nanotechnology has long offered the promise of wonderful new materials and vast improvements in the essentials of modern life. To date, however, this technology has been accused of falling short of such potential. In spite of billions invested in nanomaterials research, no life-changing nano products have made their way to market.

IDTechEx Research is launching a special edition dedicated to graphene on its Printed Electronics World online journal. For two consecutive weeks, you will read invited articles outlining the views of select industry and academic players about the commercial potential and challenges facing the emerging graphene industry.

The once rising price of indium generated an emerging TCF (Transparent Conductive Film) industry offering alternatives to ITO (indium tin oxide). The same is now happening with silver.

An agreement will allow Vorbeck to bring lithium batteries incorporating Vor-x graphene technology to market for use in consumer portable electronic and medical devices, tools and electric vehicles.