Graphene is a fascinating material with unique properties, such as extreme mechanical
strength, ultrahigh electrical and thermal conductivities and remarkable transparency …

Graphene is one of the most promising materials for post-silicon electronics and has
outstanding physical and electronic properties. In particular, its unique 2D sp 2-hybridized …

The prosperity of graphene in the past decade has provided us with both a versatile platform
for scientific studies and a multitude of solutions for technological applications. Interfacing …

The escalating level of atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO 2) due to the combustion of fossil
fuels has been identified as a major contributor to climate change. CO 2 capture using …

Driven by the environmental problems and energy crisis, the development of clean and
renewable energy materials as well as their devices is urgently demanded. Supercapacitors …

Graphene, versatile building blocks for functional composite materials, shows multiple
fascinating properties and draws great interest, especially in the field of electrochemical …

Graphene can be transformed from a semimetal into a semiconductor if it is confined into
nanoribbons narrower than 10 nm with controlled crystallographic orientation and well …

Graphene has been the focus of research since its isolation in 2004. However, the lack of a
bandgap restricts its application in semiconductor industry in spite of its predicted extremely …

Nanoporous graphene (NPG) materials have been widely studied and exploited to open the
band gap, increase the specific surface area and dispersibility, and/or improve the optical …

Graphene is a single carbon layer of zero bandgap without edges and basal plane
fluctuations. Engineering such infinite plane structure to finite size or appropriate structure …