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Science MIT Researchers Develop Porous, 3D Graphene 10 Times Stronger Than Steel But Lighter by Dianne Depra
Science Researchers Mix Graphene And ‘Silly Putty’ To Create Sensors Sensitive Enough To Detect Spider Footsteps by Dianne Depra
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Science Former NASA Engineer Teams Up With Angler To Develop World's First Graphene Fishing Rod by Alyssa Navarro
Science China Creates World's First Graphene Electronic Paper: What This Means For The Future by Deepthi B
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Science Graphene That Behaves Like Water Can Pave Way For Chips That Can Model Black Hole, Supernova Behaviors by Katrina Pascual
Science Graphene Brain Implants May Help Patients Regain Sensory Functions And Control Motor Disorders by Ted Ranosa
Healthy Living/Wellness Researchers Develop Superthin And Flexible Pressure Sensors That Could Help Detect Breast Cancer by Lauren Keating
Science Berkeley Researcher Uses Graphene To Filter Water In A More Energy Efficient System by Mark Lelinwalla
FUTURE TECH Graphene Could Make Your Next Smartwatch Imprinted Directly In Your Skin by Charity Johnson
Science Graphene Can Now Be Produced At Cheaper Costs: How Wonder Material Could Impact Industries by Angela Laguipo
Science Researchers Find That Thermal Sensors Made Out Of Graphene Could Create Low-Cost Night-Vision Technology by Lauren Keating
Science New Magnetic Sensor Is Over 200 Times More Sensitive Than Commercially Available Sensors by Alyssa Navarro