TechnologyScientists Find 'On-Off Switch' for Superconductivity in Twisted GrapheneAn Ohio State team can flip superconductivity on and off in twisted bilayer graphene by tuning its surroundings — a step toward the long-sought goal of room-temperature electronics with zero energy loss.
ScienceGraphene Oxide Kills Drug-Resistant Superbugs but Spares Human CellsKAIST scientists pinned down the molecular trick that lets ultra-thin graphene sheets shred bacterial membranes while leaving our own cells untouched — a long-sought lead in the fight against antibiotic resistance.
ScienceElectrons in Graphene Flow Like a Frictionless LiquidScientists at India's IISc observed electrons in graphene defying the Wiedemann-Franz law, flowing as a near-perfect quantum fluid with 200x less friction than predicted.
