 Quote by will.c
Was that by any chance talked about in Ivar Martin's presentation at OSU? I'm up in Akron until I get an apartment in Columbus, but I really wanted to crash that seminar, since my undergraduate research was on graphene.
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No, it wasn't in Martin talks, but there was a mention of it in Ben Hu's talk about a month ago.
Quote by f95toli
Yes, there is even a project about that where I work. However, from a purely practical point of view (e.g. resistance standards) this is probably only good as a selling point for graphene; you still need a >10 Tesla and the only way to achieve that is with a superconducting magnet in helium meaning you might as well cool the sample as well.
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They can make these big fields at room temperature in the High Magnetic Field labs, where for instance, this work was done.
Link to the paper in Science:
http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/conten...;315/5817/1379