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Dr. Fotios Papadimitrakopoulos’s research could end up reducing the cost of carbon nanotubes by two orders of magnitude.
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Dr. Philip Wong has developed nanodevices which could become the basis for future electronics
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Dr. Michael Fuhrer is developing graphene transistors that could potentially operate 100x faster than silicon.
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