Flash Joule heating can turn plastic from end-of-life trucks into graphene for new vehicles, say researchers.

New models show the unique properties that result from stressing 2D materials with contoured substrates.

A way to create a more complex magnetic moment arrangement in chromium triiodide allows the material to store more information.

A "flash" process turns old rubber tires into graphene. That graphene can make concrete stronger and reduce carbon emissions, a new study shows.

Just a little soap helps clean up the challenging process of preparing two-dimensional hexagonal boron nitride (hBN), chemists report.

New research maps out a huge number of carbon nanotube colors. "Carbon, which we see as black, can appear transparent or take on any color of the rainbow."

"This histamine sensor is not only for fish. Bacteria in food produce histamine. So it can be a good indicator of the shelf life of food."

New research on Russian doll-like nanotubes could pave the way for their use in solar panels.

A new approach (and a smaller laser) lets scientists shrink laser-induced graphene for flexible electronics.

A new method turns just about any kind of carbon-based trash, from banana peels to coffee grounds, into "flash graphene" to make building materials greener.