Graphene, despite being the best known strong and electrical/thermal conductive material,
has found limited success in practical applications, mostly due to difficulties in the formation …

Liquid crystals are an integral part of a mature display technology, also establishing
themselves in other applications, such as spatial light modulators, telecommunication …

We introduce and shortly summarize a variety of more recent aspects of lyotropic liquid
crystals (LLCs), which have drawn the attention of the liquid crystal and soft matter …

Lamellar 3D structures are beneficial to raise the electrical properties of graphene aerogels
like electrical conductivity, electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding efficiency (SE) and …

Liquid crystals in combination with nanoparticles are a fascinating topic of research,
because of the wealth of aspects and questions to study. These range from simple effects of …

Orientation control of two-dimensional (2D) colloidal liquid crystals in both microscopic and
macroscopic scales holds massive promise for improved multifield applications. In this …

Graphene oxide (GO) has become a key component for high-performance carbon-based
films or fibers based on its dispersibility and liquid crystallinity in an aqueous suspension …

Because of its versatility for processing, graphene oxide (GO) serves as a superior
substance for two-dimensional carbon-based materials. Controlling GO alignment is crucial …

Liquid crystals are often identified with the development of the flat panel television and
computer screens that we all use on a daily basis. Despite their enormous success in this …

Stereolithographically 3D-printed graphene-PMMA nanocomposites were previously found
to be mechanically stiffer and stronger in the print axis, suggesting that the graphene filler …