Argonne National Laboratory researchers reported April 9 that they can map and tune skyrmions in an atom-thin ferromagnet, a result that could help designers push spintronic memory beyond the limits of conventional microelectronics.
A new Nature Materials issue published in April 2026 spotlights direct visualization of the moiré potential in rhombohedral graphene, a step that could help researchers design 2D-material devices with tighter control over electronic behavior.
Graphene Manufacturing Group said on March 16, 2026, that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has approved import and sale of its THERMAL-XR graphene-based coating system, clearing the way for commercial shipments into the U.S. through Nu-Calgon.
Rice University researchers have reported a new multilayer two-dimensional perovskite with near-perfect symmetry at room temperature, a structure that allowed excitons to travel more than 2 micrometers and improved proof-of-concept photodetector performance.
Penn State researchers report a dual-gated graphene transistor that stayed stable in liquid-rich environments and improved sensing sensitivity up to 20 times in lab tests, pointing to a more practical route for portable biosensors and chemical monitors.
HydroGraph Clean Power says it has secured regulatory clearances in the United States, the United Kingdom and the European Union for its graphene materials, a step that could widen the company’s commercial runway in advanced materials markets.
