Scientists have developed new moth-inspired, ultra-thin graphene sheets which can be used in 'smart wallpaper' that could generate electricity from waste light or heat, and power a host of
applications at home. Using a technique known as nanotexturing, which involves growing graphene around a textured metallic surface, researchers from the University of Surrey in UK
took inspiration from nature to create ultra-thin graphene sheets designed to more effectively capture light. Read the whole story at Economic Times »
