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Blacklidge applying its patented, American-made asphalt solution, UltraFuse in front of the White House in Washington, D.C. to extend the life of the surface. it provides a glossy, jet black finish and cures in 30 seconds. and we delivered with our UltraFuse®

Blacklidge® Uses Proprietary Graphene Composites to Develop Next-Generation Asphalt

For photos and logos associated with this release, visit this Dropbox LINK. GULFPORT, MISS., October 24, 2023 – Blacklidge® Emulsions, a Mississippi-based leader in asphalt technology, announced today that it is developing next-generation asphalt products enhanced with graphene. The innovation is made possible through a collaboration between Blacklidge and TLC Products, Inc. out of New Jersey. […]

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Winners Announced for the First Graphene Composites Design Contest

Before lunch at the Graphene Innovation and Research Conference in Jackson, MS, finalists for the first Graphene Composites Design Competition pitched their ideas to a panel of judges. CEO Charles Chang served as announcer for the event and kept the audience and entrants in suspense as he presented the awards from Honorable mention to First place. Hearty congratulations to first

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Columbia University – Breaking (and restoring) graphene’s symmetry in a twistable electronics device

A recent study from the Columbia University labs of James Hone (mechanical engineering) and Cory Dean (physics) demonstrates a new way to tune the properties of two-dimensional (2-D) materials simply by adjusting the twist angle between them. The researchers built devices consisting of monolayer graphene encapsulated between two crystals of boron nitride and, by adjusting the relative

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Rutgers University: Graphene and Gold Biosensor May Help in Fighting Neurological Disorder

For the past few years, scientists have been working on potential applications for the ‘wonder material’ graphene in the field of neuroscience. Now, a team led by researchers from Rutgers University have created a graphene-gold biosensor that analyzes stem cells which may carve a new path for the medical sciences in the combatting of neurological disorders including Parkinson’s and

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