Graphene sieve may have medical implications

A group of scientists at the University of Manchester made the front cover of Nature Nanotechnology by presenting a strategy that could potentially sieve common salt out of water rendering it safe to drink. This could have a major impact on access to clean drinking water for many globally. Graphene-oxide…

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Can water-based 2D material inks be used in healthcare?

In work recently published in Nature Nanotechnology, a group of scientists from the Universities of Manchester and Pisa demonstrated a simple way of engineering water-based 2D material inks. Using the new strategy, multi-stack fabrication was also achievable enabling the demonstration of all-inkjet-print heterostructure-based devices. The examples provided were arrays of photosensors  printed…

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EPSRC Press Release

Jo Johnson MP, Universities and Science Minister, made an announcement on behalf of the EPSRC regarding research programme grants for new Healthcare Technologies. 2D-Health was one of the four research programmes to receive a grant. Four major research programme grants, totalling £17.7 million,that will develop new technologies to address the health…

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University of Manchester Press Release

The University of Manchester has announced the EPSRC award for this project. The University of Manchester has been awarded more than £5m for research into using nanomaterials including graphene in the human body. The £5.2m grant was provided by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) for the project…

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