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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Graphene and related materials"”.

  1. Graphene and Related Materials Inks and Composites for Space Applications

    … to $2,700/kg), enabling the establishment and meteoric rise of a commercial space industry. This opening up of space has spurred the generation of novel ideas and technologies, creating an ecosystem of new companies across the globe poised to play a part in the new space economy by enabling …

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  2. Printing and coating of graphene and related materials for advanced devices

    … peculiar advantages of being: cheap, produced and deposited by inexpensive and scalable processes, compatible with large area applications and versatile. Indeed, they are the base of printed electronics, they are employed as functional coatings as well as added to matrices to create smart …

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  3. Hybrid Devices Based On Graphene And Related Materials For Wearable (Opto)Electronics

    … unprecedented levels of innovation in power loom and spinning frame techniques. With the current competitive global ingenuity in nanoscience and nanotechnology and its implication in textile industry, wearable electronics seems to be the next promising trend in this giant market (25.19 billion US …

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  4. Analogue-Domain Machine Learning Computations Exploiting 2D Materials Properties

    … including stable native oxide formation, and ability to be miniaturised. However, new application classes and the physical limitations of traditional digital CMOS have triggered a wave of research into alternative materials and devices for computing applications. Analysing and identifying …

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