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Graphene ‘drums’ pick up vibrations from individual bacteria

24 May 2022 Isabelle Dumé
graphene drum detecting bacterial nanomotion
Artist's impression of a graphene drum detecting nanomotion of a single bacterium. (Courtesy: Irek Roslon, TU Delft)
Ultrathin carbon sheets known as “graphene drums” can pick up vibrations created by the nanoscal

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