Is this the next step?

michaelblue
Posted 30/10/2013 - 11:33 Link
I thought you might like to read this...............link
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Michael
DrOrloff
Posted 30/10/2013 - 11:53 Link
In a word yes. We are a probably still a long way off from its commercialisation. But graphene is a wonder material destined to find its way into pretty much everything. There is likely to be a Graphene Age as revolutionary as plastics and more so than silicon.
senn
Posted 30/10/2013 - 21:49 Link
I don't know .. but that sounds very interesting .. thanks for sharing
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Smeggypants
Posted 30/10/2013 - 22:36 Link
Cool. My longing to take pics at night with 1/1000th second @ f/22 will one day be realised.
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1stEverPentax
Posted 30/10/2013 - 23:37 Link
I believe some researchers at Manchester University are leading the world in certain applications of graphene...we could do with commercialising the technology ASAP and generating genuine wealth in high tech manufacturing for this country.

karlo
Northgrain
Posted 30/10/2013 - 23:54 Link
1stEverPentax wrote:
I believe some researchers at Manchester University are leading the world in certain applications of graphene...we could do with commercialising the technology ASAP and generating genuine wealth in high tech manufacturing for this country.

karlo
The building for the National Graphene Centre at the University of Manchester is rising higher all the time - I walk past the building site every day - and to give them their due the UK government are investing in developing the technology for wider roll-out. Still, given the potential of graphene it would have been quite appalling not to... gift horse and all that.
Smeggypants
Posted 31/10/2013 - 07:28 Link
Northgrain wrote:
1stEverPentax wrote:
I believe some researchers at Manchester University are leading the world in certain applications of graphene...we could do with commercialising the technology ASAP and generating genuine wealth in high tech manufacturing for this country.

karlo
The building for the National Graphene Centre at the University of Manchester is rising higher all the time - I walk past the building site every day - and to give them their due the UK government are investing in developing the technology for wider roll-out. Still, given the potential of graphene it would have been quite appalling not to... gift horse and all that.
Are they making the building out of graphene?


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