Graphene, a single layer of carbon atoms in a honeycomb lattice, offers a number of
fundamentally superior qualities that make it a promising material for a wide range of …

Graphene nanoribbons are fundamental components to the development of graphene
nanoelectronics. At the nanoscale, electronic confinement effects and electronic edge states …

The theory of damping is discussed in Newton's Principia and has been tested in objects as
diverse as the Foucault pendulum, the mirrors in gravitational-wave detectors and …

According to theoretical studies, narrow graphene nanoribbons with atomically precise
armchair edges and widths of< 2 nm have a bandgap comparable to that in silicon (1.1 eV) …

Recent research has focused upon the growth of the graphene, with a concentration on the
synthesis of graphene and related materials using both solution processes and high …

Graphene electronic devices can be made by top-down (TD) or bottom-up (BU) approaches.
This Perspective defines and explains those two approaches and discusses the advantages …

Spectroscopic studies of electronic phenomena in graphene are reviewed. A variety of
methods and techniques are surveyed, from quasiparticle spectroscopies (tunneling …

Present methods for producing semiconducting–metallic graphene networks suffer from
stringent lithographic demands, process-induced disorder in the graphene, and scalability …

Graphene has unique electronic properties,, and graphene nanoribbons are of particular
interest because they exhibit a conduction bandgap that arises due to size confinement and …

We demonstrate the possibility to selectively reduce insulating fluorinated graphene to
conducting and semiconducting graphene by electron beam irradiation. Electron-irradiated …