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Keeping the art of traditional sign painting alive. A comprehensive book on the history of brand logos. A new, more sustainable approach to blue jeans production. “Graphene turns rubbish into gold, literally.” Record droughts are revealing all sorts of hitherto hidden relics in the world’s bodies of water. An interactive site where you can design the next iPhone. “Would you eat a windmill?” NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope captures new detailed images of Jupiter. The USA Mullet Cham...

Throughout history, alchemists believed in the existence of the philosopher’s stone: a substance that could turn cheap substances into precious gold. Now scientists from The University of Manchest ...

Graphene can be used for gold extraction from waste, particularly from electronics, containing only trace amounts of gold.

A quirky tale about levitating frogs and a Nobel Prize that began with playfulness and a pencil.

Graphene has the potential to revolutionize power and data storage, manufacturing tools, sports equipment, touchscreens, biosensors, and even supercapacitors.

From William Blythe Jul 12 2022 William Blythe Ltd (a Synthomer Group Company), a specialty chemicals and advanced materials manufacturer based in Lancashire, UK, scales up graphene oxide production...

By Daniela Brik Loja, Ecuador, Jul 6 (EFE).- A pioneering project in Ecuador to synthesize graphene is starting to yield promising results in the removal of pollutants from water. Dubbed the ‘material of the future’, graphene — a microscopic hexagonal mesh of carbon atoms — is a highly resistant but very flexible material with a …

The Chair for Electronic Components at RWTH Aachen University, together with AMO GmbH and the Phantoms Foundation, is organizing Europe's largest conference on graphene and 2D materials from July 5th to 8th, 2022 in Aachen. "Graphene 2022" brings tog

/PRNewswire/ -- Yadea (01585:HK), the worlds leading electric two-wheeler brand, is gearing up for a high-profile launch event in Madrid this month to make a...

Can blue hydrogen generation also incorporate manufacturing of the world’s strongest material? We hear from energy startup Levidian.