An interview with Denis Koltsov, chair of International Standards Organisation: ISO TC229 nanotechnologies Denis Koltsov is one of the leading people in the global graphene […]
Nixene Publishing had the honour of speaking with Nobel prize winning physicist, Professor Sir Konstantin (Kostya) Novoselov. We offer you Kostya’s perspective of the first […]
Graphene is known by its attributes and superlatives. The same can be said of Dr. Aruna Zhamu, co-founder of Global Graphene Group (G3) #1 female […]
Graphene entering the impact era: James Baker, Graphene@Manchester James Baker, Chief Executive Officer, Graphene@Manchester. This includes the Graphene Engineering Innovation Centre (GEIC) and National Graphene […]
Professor Sir Andre Geim is repeatedly named among the world’s most active scientists by Thomson-Reuters. He is continually making an impact with ground breaking research. […]
Graphene in the Advanced Materials arena: An interview with Steve Griffiths of Khalifa University Steve Griffiths, Senior Vice President, Research and Development, Khalifa University in […]
James Baker is the CEO of Graphene@Manchester, the organisation that includes the National Graphene Institute (NGI) and the Graphene Engineering and Innovation Centre (GEIC – […]
U.S. Army ERDC Dr. Chris Griggs engages in a lively conversation with Adrian Nixon, founder and CEO of Nixene Publishing, as well as Editor-in-Chief of […]
2D Futures Panel is set for July 15, 2021. The format will be Zoom-based due to current university restrictions, and will be held at the […]
Trends in Graphene Applications is a downloadable, free report compliments of Nixene Publishing. We have been publishing the Nixene Journal since 2017 and are now […]
Graphene cycling lubricant was the product which captured the attention of Tom Whalley as he was reading through Cycling News. One of eleven presenters for […]
Adrian Nixon and Andre Geim formed another graphene bond as they regaled The National Graphene Institute audience with information, explanations and stories surrounding the discovery, […]
Adrian Nixon and Rob Whieldon of the Nixene Journal with graphene enhanced concrete in the high bay of the Graphene Engineering Innovation Centre (GEIC) at […]
Graphene is often branded the ‘wonder material’. Why? The material is 200 times stronger than steel, has the highest melting point of any known material and is the best conductor of both heat and electricity of any known material to name just a few reasons… and it’s 100,000 times thinner than a strand of human hair. It’s not surprising then that eventually graphene will transform and revolutionise many industries from manufacturing, energy, and aerospace, to transportation, pharmaceuticals, and electronics.
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