In the article, Tobias A. Mattei, MD, of Invision Health Brain and Spine Center, Williamsville, N.Y., and Azeem A. Rehman, BS, of University of Illinois College of Medicine at Peoria (Ill.), provide a basic introduction to the main electrophysical properties of grapheme and provide a look into ongoing research of this unique semiconductor.
Graphene’s unique combination of optical, thermal, mechanical, electronic and quantum properties is expected to lead to major technological breakthroughs. Current frontline research in graphene technology includes the development of high-performance, lightweight and malleable electronic devices, new optical modulators, ultracapacitors and molecular biodevices.
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