Science Magazine - One Issue
11 October 2024
Graphene at 20. New forms - and a brighter future - for the storied materialEpigenetics key to immunotherapy effectiveness
Exopolymer "tails" reduce marine particle sinking rates
Seed dispersal is at risk across Europa
Pages 117-240
COVER It is still tricky to make the perfect, atom-thin sheets of
carbon known as graphene (left). Instead, companies trying to
commercialize the material often use stacks of graphene nanoplatelets
(middle) and layers of graphene oxides (right). These cheaper forms of
graphene can contain defects but approximate its superpowers as a strong
and electrically sensitive material.
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