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Graphene

From strength to strength

Nature Nanotechnology volume 2, pages 199–201 (2007)Cite this article

With exciting new results appearing every week, graphene is one of the hottest topics in physics, and may also form the basis of a new approach to electronics a decade from now.

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Figure 1: Graphene-based superconducting transistor.
Figure 2: The structure of graphene.

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