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Diamond defects reveal viscous currents in graphene

28 Aug 2020 Isabelle Dumé
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Electrical current in graphene shows fluid-like flow. Courtesy: Walsworth and Yacoby research groups, Harvard and University of Maryland
A team led by researchers from Harvard University and the University of Maryland in the US has used

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