Technology Mashupby Steve Nimmonshttp://stevenimmons.org/node/117/atom/feed2008-03-08T02:46:29-07:00IBM Scientists "Quiet" Unruly Electrons in Atomic Layers of Graphitehttp://stevenimmons.org/blogs/stevenimmons/08032008/ibm-scientists-quiet-unruly-electrons-atomic-layers-graphite2008-03-08T02:46:29-07:002008-03-08T02:46:29-07:00SteveNimmonsIBM Scientists "Quiet" Unruly Electrons in Atomic Layers of Graphite - IBM Researchers today announced a discovery that combats one of the industry's most perplexing problems in using graphite -- the same material found inside pencils -- as a material for building nanoelectonic circuits vastly smaller than those found in today's silicon based computer chips. [IBM Newsroom]
]]>IBM Scientists "Quiet" Unruly Electrons in Atomic Layers of Graphite - IBM Researchers today announced a discovery that combats one of the industry's most perplexing problems in using graphite -- the same material found inside pencils -- as a material for building nanoelectonic circuits vastly smaller than those found in today's silicon based computer chips. [IBM Newsroom]
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