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Alex Koyfman/ Oct 3, 2024 We're Teaming up With CHINA for This New Tech? A funny thing happened between the U.S. and China this past winter — a collaboration on a technology which has transistor-magnitude potential in terms of changing society. News first broke in January about a collaboration between researchers at the Tianjin International Center for Nanoparticles and Nanosystems (TICNN) at Tianjin University, and a team from the Georgia Institute of Technology’s school of physics, led by Walter de Heer. Their invention: the first functional graphene-based semi-conductor. 
It’s nothing less than one of the cornerstones of the graphene-based future we’ve been hearing about for at least the last ten years, but now, it’s coming closer to reality. The major breakthrough that separates de Heer’s efforts from all that came before was overcoming graphene’s natural lack of band gap — a property which enables switching the flow of electrons on and off. The end result was a product that operated at ten times the efficiency of silicon — meaning it could move electrons at 10 times less resistance. It's like driving on a gravel road versus driving on a freeway. It's more efficient, it doesn't heat up as much, and it allows for higher speeds so that the electrons can move faster. >>> Read the full article here. Share on Twitter You signed up for our newsletter with the email indra21poetra@gmail.com.
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