Super graphed battery, page-2

Thanks Contra, really exciting stuff, and of course there is the SER/Monash Uni tie up pushing in the same direction locally too, the race is on around the world. LWPs choice to push hard, now, with graphenera is the right one imo.

I'm just back from a conference in the US where graphene plasmonics featured heavily, a lot of the physics was over my head, but had a nice chat over lunch with a bloke who runs a nanofabrication facility at Harvard. He said he is just waiting for someone who can produce graphene sheets at the same scale as silicon wafers so that they can get going developing graphene electronics.

Of course I mentioned LWP and other hopefuls trying to do large scale graphene synthesis, he said he'd love to see it, but he believes even if it happens industry will stick with silicon due to the decades of development and billions of dollars invested. Silicon electronics is indeed a behemoth, but hopefully graphene can be disruptive enough!