Carbon nanotube bundles have much smaller electrical resistance.

Carbon capture and storage key to new system.

Company vows to offset all emissions by the end of the year.

The reason why most plastics cant conduct electricity is because there are no free electrons available to produce a current. A typical polymer consists of a mass of long chain-like molecules (see The

Princeton boffins tout advantages of graphene.

World's first carbon-free processor.

Money better spent on educating users, analyst firm warns.

What happens when multiple-core processors are no longer sufficient for our demands? Stuart Andrews looks at the future of CPUs.

Boffins use carbon nanotubes to create new bullet-proof material.

We’ve had a sneak peak at the big camera expo in Brisbane this week to see what’s in store for photographers this year.

Atom-thick sheets could revolutionise computers.

Patented technology to create smaller and lighter notebook adapters.

'Product, Process, Planet' lays out environmental commitment.

Print your own power station.

Penn State researchers use naturally occurring bacteria.

One-atom-thick gauze of carbon atoms key to next-gen displays.

Still cleaning your camera lens with tissues? For shame. The Lenspen is a nifty device that's been around for years, and uses carbon tip to keep your camera in top condition.

Delft University of Technology makes world's smallest piano wire.

Current use of nanotech 'just the tip of the iceberg'.

Nist researchers look forward to organic electronics.