Carbon news, August 2021

Energy can be in many places at once in 'perfect' nanofibers

Researchers have developed nanofibers where energy can take advantage of quantum mechanics to move thousands of times faster than normal.

Sucking up pollutants with crumpled graphene

New material outperforms activated carbon in aqueous environments

New technique can transform 'stubborn' metals into thin films

By adding organic ligands to 'stubborn' metals like tungsten and platinum, researchers have managed to evaporate them at significantly lower temperatures.

Biomaterials Awards 2021 - Call for Nominations

Nanofiber aerogel made from bacteria

‘Revolutionary, green and scalable’ synthesis for high-performance carbon materials

Journal of Alloys and Compounds - Call for Papers

Discovery of New Nonlinear Optical Materials

2021 Carbon Journal Prize Winners Announced

Three could be magic number for superconducting magic-angle graphene

Researchers have observed signs of a rare type of superconductivity known as 'spin-triplet' in magic-angle twisted trilayer graphene.