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2013 Greencarcongress.com: Researchers at Rice University develop vanadium oxide-graphene materials for high power-density Li-ion batteries with ultrafast charging and discharging Futurity: Hybrid ribbons give batteries oomph Rice News: Hybrid ribbons a gift for powerful batteries Science360 Breaking Story: Novel Technique Points Toward 2-D Devices Rice News: Researchers create fine patterns that combine single-atom-thick graphene, boron nitride 2012 Houston Chronicle:domain-b: Need a battery? Just check the garden Materials360: Graphene has Unique Tribological Properties Ajayan receives Swadeshi Sastra Puraskaram (Award) domain-b: Green batteries: extract of madder plant works as lithium-ion cathode news Futurity: Plant extract works as cathode for batteries Foxnews: Herbs could be used as electric car battery cathodes Rice News: Rice cultivates green batteries from plant YouTUBE: Campus Conversations with the President: Pulickel Ajayan, September 2012 Scientific Codex: Waste not, power up Rice News: Waste not, power up YouTUBE: Rice researchers invent paintable battery ScientificAmerican: Cover Charge: New Spray-On Battery Could Convert Any Object into an Electricity Storage Device Forbes: Soon We Might Spray-Paint Batteries Onto Any Surface BBC News: 'Paint-on' batteries demonstrated Rice News: Rice researchers develop paintable battery nanowerk: 'Nanocable' could be big boon for energy storage NSF news from the field: "Nanocable" Could Be Big Boon for Energy Storage Sciencedaily: 'Nanocable' Could Be Big Boon for Energy Storage Rice News: ‘Nanocable’ could be big boon for energy storage Techbeat: Nano-based transformer insulating fluid ScientificAmerican: Nanosponge can absorb 100 times its weight in oil ScienceDaily: Sponging Up Oil Spills: Nanosponges Soak Up Oil Again and Again YouTUBE: Nanotube sponge soaks up oil Rice News: Nanosponges soak up oil again and again nano werk: Nano-oils keep their cool Green Car Congress: Rice team develops thermal nano-oil with high thermal conductivity and good insulation properties ScienceDaily: Nano-Oils Keep the Electronic Devices Really Cool Rice News: Nano-oils keep their cool Softpedia: Graphene Is Nearly 'Invisible' to Water ScienceDaily: Graphene 'Invisible' to Water: How the Extreme Thinness of Graphene Enables Near-Perfect Wetting Transparency Rice News: Water sees right through graphene PhotonicsSpectra: One-step process turns carbon fibers into graphene QDs LaserFocusWorld: Graphene quantum dots are fabricated in bulk from ordinary carbon fiber Rice News: Graphene quantum dots: The next big small thing 2011 Georg R. Brown School of Engineering: Ajayan wins two MURIs technology review: Nanotube Cables Hit a Milestone: As Good as Copper CEP, September 2011: Graphene Oxide Plays Double Agent in Supercapacitors (pdf) BN paper cited with figure in Angewandte Chemie International Edition: Advances with Ammonia-Borane: Improved Recycling and Use as a Precursor to Atomically Thin BN Films YouTUBE: Nanocables light way to the future theEngineer: Double-walled nanotube cables could replace traditional wiring POPSCI - the future now: Lightweight Cable Made of Braided Nanotubes Could Replace Copper Wires YouTUBE: Graphite oxide + water + laser = breakthrough Physorg.com: A simple slice of energy storage The Times of India: Indian origin scientist designs nanosized batteries The Economic Times: Now, nano-sized batteries to power mobiles! Geeky Gadgets: Worlds Smallest Battery Is 60,000 Times Smaller Than A Single AAA Battery YouTUBE: Magic Sand at Rice University USA Today: Carbon coated sand improves purification of drinking water BBC: 'Super sand' to help clean up dirty drinking water Physorg.com: 'Super sand' for better purification of drinking water (Update) Science Daily: Self-Strengthening Nanocomposite Created The Economist: Stronger when stricken C&EN Science and Technology Concetrates: Stressing Strengthens Nanocomposites JPG DailyTech.com: Polymer-Based Nanocomposites with Carbon Tube Filters Strengthen Through Stress CrunchGear: Researchers Create Material That Gets Stronger With Increased Stress futurity.org: Nanomaterial bulks up under stress Sanketh is one of the Winners of the Graduate and Post Doctoral Student Presentations at the 2011 Nanotechnology Venture ForumTryEngineering.org: Meet professionals/Nano Experts: Ajayan 2010 ieee spectrum: Building 3D Batteries from the Bottom Up with Coated Nanowires Science Magazine: Microbatteries With Nanowire Hearts Scientific Computing: Building Better Batteries from the Nanoscale Up Nano Letters: Most prolific authors 2001-2009 Rice News: Ajayan among influential Nano Letters' top contributors ASME Nano Educational Series Podcasts: NanoComposites, Energy Storage Devices and Energy Storage Lab "Large Scale Growth and Characterization of Atomic Hexagonal Boron Nitride Layers", Ricenews, Next Big Future, Nano Werk, ScienceDaily, PHYSORG "Nanotube-based printed electronics", Select news citations: Rice News, Nanowerk, ScienceDaily, NanotechWire, Nano Patents and Innovations, EETimes, Future Technology "Nanotubes applied for filtration and catalysis", Select news citations: Rice News, TCE Today, Sciencedaily, R&D Magazin, AzoNano, Physorg, Nanotechweb "Science and Mexico are the losers in institute politics", Nature, March 2010 [PDF] The BCN paper's illustration made to Nature Materials' cover page, Nature Materials Vol. 9 (2010) "Hybridized Graphene: Nanoscale Patchwork" by Angel Rubio, Nature Materials "Graphene Hybrid: One-Atom-Thick Sheet Offers New Microelectronic Possibilities", ScienceDaily, March 6 "Researchers make graphene hybrid", Physorg.com, March 1 "Creating a graphene hybrid", R&D Magazine, March 2 2009 "Novel chemical approach to graphene" Chemistry Word, March 2009 [PDF] "Nanotubes find niche in electric switches" Eurekalert, March 10, 2009 [PDF] "Batteries get a (nano)boost" Physorg.com, February 9, 2009 [PDF] 2008 "Dark discovery" Rice news, Sept 2008 [PDF] "Designer nanobatons could be used to trap oil, deliver drugs" Sciencedaily, May 29, 2008 [PDF] " Nanoparticles assemble by millions to encase oil traps" Physorg.com May 29, 2008 [PDF] "A Blacker Black: Darkest known material created" National Geographic News, Jan 24, 2008 [PDF] "Silver nanoparticles: protective paints" news@ Nature Nanotechnology, Jan 25, 2008 [PDF] "Low-cost, Green way to make antimicrobial paints developed, Science Daily, Jan 24, 2008 [PDF] "Darkest ever" material created- BBC News, Jan 2008 [PDF] "New material pushes the boundary of darkness" Reuters, Jan 2008 [PDF] Prof. Ajayan speaks on the creation of 'World's darkest material', National Public Radio (USA), Jan, 2008 [  ]"Carbon nanotubes: Blacker than black" news@ Nature Nanotechnology, Jan 25, 2008 [PDF] "Creative connect" - Prof. Ajayan featured in The Hindu (India) (2008) [PDF] 2007 Prof. Ajayan elected as member of the Mexican Academy of Sciences (2007) "Paper thin batteries offer new options, applications" news @ Voice of America (2007) [PDF] [VIDEO] Prof. Ajayan elected as fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). Prof. Ajayan selected as Nano50 Innovator by Nanotech Briefs (2007) [PDF] Graduate Student, Fung Suong Ou receives Foresight Institute’s distinguished student award 2007 [PDF] Prof. Ajayan on 'Paper battery' in Aaj Tak TV (India) [ ]"Flat battery? Try a bit of paper power.." CNN International, Sept 20, 2007 [PDF] "Storing electricity: It looks good on paper" Economist, Aug 16, 2007[PDF] "Paper holds the power" news@nature.com, Aug 13, 2007 [PDF] "New battery ressembles paper" Science news@Science magazine, Aug 13, 2007 [PDF] "Power paper: Energy storage by the sheet" Scientific American, Aug 14, 2007 [PDF] "Tough tubes: Carbon nanotubes hold potential for synthetic tissue, muscles" Science Daily July 4, 2007 [PDF] "Nanotubes strengthen artificial muscles" New Scientist, July 4, 2007 [PDF] "Climbing walls with carbon nanotubes" Technology Review,
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