Prototype '3D' chip from MIT could eliminate memory bottlenecksIt swaps out silicon for carbon nanotubes to combine the processor and RAM.By R. Lawler, 07.06.2017
Researchers make concrete production carbon neutralAnd we get an abundant source of carbon nanotubes in the process. By D. Cooper, 03.20.2017
Researchers design sensors that can detect single protein moleculesThe system could lead to new breakthroughs in biopharmaceuticals.By A. Dalton, 01.25.2017
Researchers make a graphene superconductorWhich doesn’t need to be chilled down to crazy temperatures to work. By D. Cooper, 01.20.2017
Graphene-fed silkworms can spin super threadsIt could lead to a new type of eco-friendly wearables and biodegradable implants.By M. Moon, 10.12.2016
Graphene key to promising treatment for spinal cord injuriesA rat with a severed spinal cord had "almost perfect motor control" after two weeks.By J. Rigg, 09.20.2016
Carbon nanotube transistors promise faster, leaner processorsResearchers have finally overcome the limitations that prevent carbon nanotubes from outrunning their old-school counterparts.By J. Fingas, 09.05.2016
Tesla coil zaps nanotubes into a self-assembling circuitNext stop: self-assembly at a macro scale. By D. Lumb, 04.15.2016
Stanford researchers create 'world's first' all-carbon solar cell, do it on the cheapBy J. Rigg, 11.01.2012
IBM Labs develops 'initial step' towards commercial fabrication of carbon nanotubesBy J. Trew, 10.28.2012
MIT pencils in carbon nanotube gas sensor that's cheaper, less hazardous (video)By S. Dent, 10.10.2012
All-carbon solar cell draws power from near-infrared light, our energy future is literally that much brighterBy J. Fingas, 06.22.2012