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Stress is a Poison for Humans, but a Breakthrough for Graphene

Stress is a Poison for Humans, but a Breakthrough for Graphene

DAEJEON, Nov. 8 (Korea Bizwire) — Studies show that stress, which is toxic to people, acts as a “breakthrough” for graphene, a new material with potential applications in semiconductors. A team of researchers at the Institute of Basic Science released the results of a study Thursday that indicates stress stimulates further reactions to graphene function [...]

Gratomic Posts Updated Corporate Presentation to Website

Gratomic Posts Updated Corporate Presentation to Website

TORONTO, Mar. 5 (Korea Bizwire) — Gratomic Inc. (“GRAT” or the “Company”) (TSX-V:GRAT) (FRANKFURT:CB81) (WKN:A2JAP3) is pleased to announce that it has posted a new investor presentation on its website outlining the use of Aukam graphite to produce graphenes. To view the presentation visit our website at www.gratomic.ca About Gratomic Inc. Gratomic Inc. is an [...]

Gratomic Inc and Perpetuus Carbon Technologies Ltd Enter into Negotiations to Form a Joint Venture Agreement

Gratomic Inc and Perpetuus Carbon Technologies Ltd Enter into Negotiations to Form a Joint Venture Agreement

TORONTO, Mar. 5 (Korea Bizwire) — Gratomic Inc. (“Gratomic” or the “Company”) (TSX-V:GRAT) (FRANKFURT:CB81) (WKN:A2JAP3) is pleased to announce that Gratomic and Perpetuus Carbon Technologies Ltd. (“Perpetuus”), have agreed to enter into  negotiations to form a Joint Venture Agreement to build on Perpetuus’ capability (currently (2018) to initially provide 500 tonnes of surfaced modified graphenes per [...]

Scientists Use Graphene to Triple Solar Cell Battery Life

Scientists Use Graphene to Triple Solar Cell Battery Life

SEOUL, Nov. 22 (Korea Bizwire) – A joint research team from the Korea Institute of Science and Technology and Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology have developed solar cells with better life and efficiency, using graphene – a near-transparent, high electricity conductive carbon allotrope, often used in electronic devices such as smartphone touchscreens.  The new [...]

S. Korea Develops ‘Nanotechnology Patch’ for Diabetes Therapy

S. Korea Develops ‘Nanotechnology Patch’ for Diabetes Therapy

SEOUL, March 22 (Korea Bizwire) – A team of South Korean scientists announced Tuesday that they have developed a wearable device, based on nanotechnology, for more convenient diabetes monitoring and therapy. The graphene-using “smart patch” has improved the accuracy of blood sugar level measurements as it checks not only glucose in sweat but also temperature [...]

Samsung Electronics Doubles Lithium-ion Battery Capacity with Graphene

Samsung Electronics Doubles Lithium-ion Battery Capacity with Graphene

SEOUL, June 26 (Korea Bizwire) – Samsung Electronics has developed a breakthrough technology doubling the capacity of lithium-ion batteries with silicon carbide-free graphene coating, which could bring significant changes to mobile devices and electric cars. Firstly commercialized in 1991, the capacity of lithium-ion batteries has increased only twofold in more than 20 years with a limitation in [...]

New Material Developed to Enhance Charging Speed and Expand Battery Capacity

New Material Developed to Enhance Charging Speed and Expand Battery Capacity

SEOUL, April 7 (Korea Bizwire) – Korean scientists have developed a super capacitor material which can charge electricity 10 times faster than existing batteries, and store twice as much as graphene-based materials. Professor Park Ho-seok of the School of Chemical Engineering at Sungkyunkwan University, announced that his team created the super capacitor material by making [...]

Korean Researchers Develop Technique for Graphene Commercialization

Korean Researchers Develop Technique for Graphene Commercialization

SEOUL, March 31 (Korea Bizwire) — Korean researchers have developed a method to uniformly disperse graphene particles in polymer composites using a solvent-free process, moving a step closer to the commercialization of graphene. According to a research team led by professor Kim Seong-lyun at the Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST) and professor Youn Jae-ryoun at [...]