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Autor:
Brianna C. Thompson, Jonathan K. Wassei, Michael J. Higgins, Peter C. Sherrell, Gordon G. Wallace, Richard B. Kaner, Amy Gelmi
Publikováno v:
Advanced Functional Materials. 24:769-776
Here, the utility of large-area graphene as a flexible, biocompatible electrode to stimulate cell growth is demonstrated. Chemical vapor deposition allows the production of highly crystalline, single, double, or few-layered graphene on copper substra
Autor:
Emil B. Song, Kang L. Wang, Bruce H. Weiller, Yong Wang, Matthew J. Allen, Jonathan K. Wassei, Young-Ju Park, Jin Zou, Jesse D. Fowler, Jiyoung Kim, Hyung Suk Yu, Richard B. Kaner, Augustin J. Hong
Publikováno v:
ACS Nano. 5:7812-7817
Graphene's single atomic layer of sp(2) carbon has recently garnered much attention for its potential use in electronic applications. Here, we report a memory application for graphene, which we call graphene flash memory (GFM). GFM has the potential
Autor:
Jonathan K. Wassei, Oliver Seitz, Mukti Aryal, Ian M. Mcmackin, Joseph B. Geddes, Boris Kobrin
Publikováno v:
SID Symposium Digest of Technical Papers. 45:194-196
We report on a recently developed superior ITO-alternative transparent conductor, based on metal mesh technology. Trademarked by Rolith, Inc as NanoWeb®, metal mesh has the narrowest lines on the market (< 1 micron), which assures complete invisibil
Autor:
James K. Gimzewski, Haider I. Rasool, Richard B. Kaner, Kang L. Wang, Jonathan K. Wassei, Emil B. Song, Matthew J. Allen, Bruce H. Weiller
Publikováno v:
Nano Letters. 11:251-256
The atomic structure of graphene on polycrystalline copper substrates has been studied using scanning tunneling microscopy. The graphene overlayer maintains a continuous pristine atomic structure over atomically flat planes, monatomic steps, edges, a
Autor:
Richard B. Kaner, Jonathan K. Wassei
Publikováno v:
Materials Today. 13(3):52-59
New electronic devices such as touch screens, flexible displays, printable electronics, solid-state lighting and thin film photovoltaics have led to a rapidly growing market for flexible transparent conductors. Standard indium tin oxide films are unl
Autor:
Richard B. Kaner, Jonathan K. Wassei, K. S. Nelson, Vincent Tung, Yang Yang, Matthew J. Allen, Li-Min Chen
Publikováno v:
Nano Letters. 9:1949-1955
We report the formation of a nanocomposite comprised of chemically converted graphene and carbon nanotubes. Our solution-based method does not require surfactants, thus preserving the intrinsic electronic and mechanical properties of both components,
Autor:
Jonathan K. Wassei, Teruyuki Ikeda, Susan M. Kauzlarich, Cathie L. Condron, G. Jeffrey Snyder
Publikováno v:
Journal of Solid State Chemistry. 182:240-245
Single crystals of SrAl_2Si_2 were synthesized by reaction of the elements in an aluminum flux at 1000 °C. SrAl_2Si_2 is isostructural to CaAl2Si2 and crystallizes in the hexagonal space group P–3m1 (90 K, a=4.1834 (2), c=7.4104 (2) A, Z=1, R1=0.0
Autor:
Mukti Aryal, Joseph B. Geddes, Boris Kobrin, Ian M. Mcmackin, Joseph Perez, Jonathan K. Wassei, Oliver Seitz
Publikováno v:
Advanced Fabrication Technologies for Micro/Nano Optics and Photonics VII.
A growing number of commercial products such as displays, solar panels, light emitting diodes (LEDs and OLEDs), automotive and architectural glass are driving demand for glass with high performance surfaces that offer anti-reflective, self-cleaning,
Autor:
Jonathan K. Wassei, Richard B. Kaner
Publikováno v:
Accounts of chemical research. 46(10)
Since the first reported isolation of graphene by peeling graphite with cellophane tape in 2004, there has been a paradigm shift in research. In just nine years, graphene has had a major impact on fields ranging from physics and chemistry to material
Autor:
Jesse D. Fowler, Richard B. Kaner, Matthew Mecklenburg, Jaime A. Torres, B. C. Regan, Bruce H. Weiller, Jonathan K. Wassei
Publikováno v:
Small (Weinheim an der Bergstrasse, Germany). 8(9)
To study the effects of hydrocarbon precursor gases, graphene is grown by chemical vapor deposition from methane, ethane, and propane on copper foils. The larger molecules are found to more readily produce bilayer and multilayer graphene, due to a hi