By slowing down light to a speed slower than flowing electrons, researchers create a kind of optical “sonic boom.” Source: Researchers discover new way to >>>

Experiments by Harvard researchers have shown electrons in a metal behaving like a liquid — a first. Source: Scientists observe electrons in a metal behaving >>>

Source: Carbon nanotube film is stronger and stretchier than kevlar

To their credit, MIT aka Massachusetts Institute of Technology, has created a brand new way of creating a chip that applies multiple materials to just >>>

Source: First materials to be woven at the atomic and molecular levels created

The finding may be the key to once again increasing the speed of computer processors, which has been stalled for the last decade. Source: IBM >>>

Researchers at Columbia University created the ‘bulb’ (illustrated) by attaching a small strip of ‘atomically thin’ graphene, acting as a filament, to metal electrodes. Source: >>>

New manufacturing process could take exotic material out of the lab and into commercial products. Source: How to make continuous rolls of graphene | MIT >>>

A Light Bulb Made Using Graphene Will Go on Sale Later This Year.

Caltech scientists unlock secrets of graphene, a revolutionary wonder material.