Researchers develop flexible memory devices based on hybrid of graphene oxide and titanium oxide

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University of Exeter nanotech researchers claim technology could be used in 'smart' clothing

Engineers at the University of Exeter claim to have developed a new material for flexible and transparent memory devices based on a hybrid of graphene oxide and titanium oxide. They claim that t...

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