From left: undergraduate intern Christina Crassas, chemist James Tour and graduate students Weiyin Chen and Duy Luong. In the future, Tour says, there are endless uses for his new flash graphene ...

Rice University James Tour creates graphene tantalum non-volatile computer memory that could scale to 20 gigabytes per chip. April 7, 2017 August 14, 2015 by Brian Wang. Scientists at Rice University ...

It seems like there’s a new graphene breakthrough coming out of the James Tour lab at Rice University almost every month. Now, researchers have managed to make graphene out of wood, by blasting ...

This can be a laborious and expensive process, with the current commercial price of graphene ranging from US$67,000 to $200,000 per ton, according to Rice University chemist James Tour.

James Tour’s graphene device may make massive storage practical. HOUSTON – (Nov. 21, 2008) – A team at Rice University has determined that a strip of graphite only 10 atoms thick can serve ...

Led by Rice chemist James Tour, researchers have successfully grown forests of carbon nanotubes that rise quickly from sheets of graphene to astounding lengths of up to 120 microns, according to a ...

The problem, Tour explained, is that while graphene is 100 times the strength of steel, ... Brave New World briefly introduced a new direction for James "Bucky" Barnes, ...

Graphene burned into food could be used as radio-frequency tags for tracking or sensors to warn if the food is contaminated, according to Rice chemist James Tour. (Credit: Jeff Fitlow/Rice University) ...

"This is a big deal," said lead scientist James Tour. "The world throws out 30 percent to 40 percent of all food, because it goes bad, and plastic waste is of worldwide concern." ...

As seen under a microscope, the layers brought onions to mind, said Rice chemist James Tour, until a colleague suggested flat graphene could never be like an onion.

Posted: November 21, 2008: James Tour's graphene device may make massive storage practical (Nanowerk News) A team at Rice University has determined that a strip of graphite only 10 atoms thick can ...

“Our method doesn’t just destroy these hazardous chemicals; it turns waste into something of value,” said James Tour, the T.T. and W.F. Rice University Chao Professor of Chemistry, in a ...