Graphene has been hailed as a wonder material which could replace silicon in microchips thanks to its strength and conductivity, and researchers in the South-West have developed a nano-factory which will allow them to build new devices onto a single layer oi the material. The nano-factory is housed at the recently-opened Graphene Centre Laboratory at the University of Bath. The laboratory is part of the Centre for Graphene Science, which combines the expertise ol sci-entists at Bath and the University of Exeter.
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