A clear industrial strategy, incorporating advanced materials, would give green industry a firm steer, argue John Hartley and Ellie Galanis from UK clean tech firm Levidian
The thinnest and strongest material in the world - graphene - was isolated in Manchester nearly two decades ago. Professors Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov went on to win the Nobel Prize in Physics...
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