nenotechnology
06/18/2018
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By Ralph Flores
Engineers develop graphene circuits that are flexible and water-resistant
In the future, electronic circuits could be inexpensive and printed into any surface, thanks to a technology that allows graphene to be printed in flexible materials. The procedure, featured in the journal Nanoscience, opens up the possibility of incorporating electronics into a wider range of products. Engineers were able to make functional materials by using ink […]
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