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Vollebak leans on graphene again

24/01/2024
Vollebak leans on graphene again

UK brand Vollebak has launched a waiting list for its latest product, a puffer jacket made with a graphene shell and graphene insulation.   This year marks the 20th anniversary of the material's ‘discovery’ at the University of Manchester. Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov peeled layer after layer off a shaving of graphite until they produced a ...

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