graphene Articles
Could Graphene Revolutionise Neurological Treatment?
Zahra Salimi reports on the Mancunion technology that could revolutionise neurological treatment
Grappling with graphene: A look into the first 2D material
Blake Crompton investigates the history of graphene, one of the crowing achievements of Manchester’s physics department
Manchester graphene research: is the military muscling in?
Questions are being asked about some of the organisations helping to fund graphene research
Graphene could help tackle the global water crisis
A new study by the University of Manchester suggests that graphene-based membranes could remove ions in saltwater, leaving behind clean and safe drinking water
UoM to host world’s first Graphene Hackathon
The GEIC which specialises in the rapid development, scale up and commercialisation of graphene, is recruiting students to bring their original ideas to the hackathon this November
The National Graphene Institute is working to provide clean water
Researchers at the National Graphene Institute in Manchester are teaming up with LifeSaver to utilise graphene in cutting-edge water filtration.
UoM researchers develop cheap graphene inks
A Manchester-based research team have developed a potentially groundbreaking method for producing graphene
Graphene takes flight
The thinnest material ever created could revolutionise the way we build aircraft, say University of Manchester researchers
Revolutionary graphene sports shoes
The University of Manchester and sportswear company innov-8 collaborate to develop revolutionary new running and fitness shoes using graphene
Manchester reveals world’s first graphene dress
Fashion, science, and technology come together to produce a graphene dress that changes colour when you breathe
Fuel cells could provide new green energy solutions
Prabhuraj Balakrishnan, a PhD student researcher at the University of Manchester, talks about his recent discovery that could see a major leap in sustainable energy production, realised using graphene and other 2D materials in fuel cell systems
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visit The University of Manchester
On the day of the historic royal visit we got student views on the monarchy
Preview: Wonder Materials: Graphene and Beyond
A new exhibition at the Museum of Science and Industry tells the story of graphene and its seemingly unstoppable potential
Manchester graphene start-up wins Royal Society prize
Former Manchester Ph.D. student Antonios Oikonomou has already won £50,000 through the Eli & Britt Harari competition to develop Eksagon
Manchester receives prestigious royal award
For its successes in Materials research, the University of Manchester has been awarded one of 12 Regius Professorships to celebrate the Queen’s 90th birthday
Manchester’s second graphene centre gets the go ahead
The University’s multi-million pound Graphene Engineering Innovation Centre has been granted planning permission by Manchester City Council
Breaking the tumour-sphere: Graphene shows anti-cancer properties
Research by a team from the University of Manchester has shown that graphene can be used to target and neutralise cancer stem cells
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