IIT Guwahati researchers unlock potential of modified graphene for biomedical breakthroughs
IIT Guwahati researchers unlock potential of modified graphene for biomedical breakthroughs
Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati have discovered that modified graphene oxide can be used for biomedical applications. They have also developed cost-effective experiments for modifying graphene oxide, which can be used by other academic institutions. By attaching an amino acid to the graphene oxide, its stability is enhanced. The research has been supported by the Indian Council of Medical Research and the Indian Nanoelectronics Users Program.
Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati have discovered that modified graphene oxide can be used for biomedical applications. They have also developed cost-effective experiments for modifying graphene oxide, which can be used by other academic institutions. By attaching an amino acid to the graphene oxide, its stability is enhanced. The research has been supported by the Indian Council of Medical Research and the Indian Nanoelectronics Users Program.
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Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati have discovered that modified graphene oxide can be used for biomedical applications. They have also developed cost-effective experiments for modifying graphene oxide, which can be used by other academic institutions. By attaching an amino acid to the graphene oxide, its stability is enhanced. The research has been supported by the Indian Council of Medical Research and the Indian Nanoelectronics Users Program. 
