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Graphene gives renewable fuel research a boost



The latest ability of graphene to be discovered involves artificial photosynthesis: according to research reported by Phys.org on Tuesday, graphene could help with the production of renewable fuels.






Topics: Graphene, Emerging Tech, Hardware

Lucy Sherriff

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  • Too bad the government already...

    spent billions on now-bankrupt fake solar cell development to help big political donors. They could have helped with the research. Oh well.
    Tony Burzio
    • If the research is economically promising, the government

      won't need to get involved. That's a lesson too many people need to learn. The government is NOT REQUIRED for innovation and invention.
      • yeah yeah yeah

        Apparently you weren't around in the 60's were you? Government spent a ton on NASA and we are still reaping the rewards. Go study the history of the space race then come back when you have some more insight.
        • Let's not forget Bell Labs

          Or any number of other groups the government funded that produced technology we now find indispensable, which most likely would not have happened if the world had waited for private funding.
          Such as gov't and military funding of advanced optics.
          DARPA funding of DARPANET/the internet (yeah, Al Gore was telling the truth).
          Etc., etc..