How 2D Materials will Change Our 3D World | Dr. Zina Jarrahi Cinker | TEDxNashvilleWomen

Can you imagine a material so thin, it is only “one” atomic layer? 100,000 times thinner than human hair, yet 200 times stronger than its equivalent weight in steel, flexible and transparent?

[naturelover]

really amazing and extraordinary, what a nice way to explain our beloved subject physics. God bless you. i admit the sentence written by rahul
Best Ted talk I have ever watched. Her excitement just poured out of the screen. AWESOME

[rahulchowdhury]

Best Ted talk I have ever watched. Her excitement just poured out of the screen. AWESOME 🏆

[richardschreeves]

This talk was extraordinary, tying together the unpredictsble lifepath of the speaker to the same phenomonon with technology, we can see immediate uses, imagined uses, but then there are the unimagined, in life and in commercializing technology

[lilyland]

Excellent! Love Zina and think she is a brilliant, engaging speaker

[Venturestarx]

I believe I was the one who taught her the correct characterization of graphene.

[phantasydragon]

Made it half way through the video and learned nothing what graphene really is.
Graphene, you take Graphite cut a square of atoms from those atoms you cut the first layer and there you have Graphene. That's what I learned.
If this is what Graphene is, that is a waste of knowledge I just forced myself to learn.

[badATchaos]

She sounds like someone trying to pitch NFTs

[laurentb]

Me, myself and perhaps the graphene... Listen a turkey is the same coz no real info

[scottriseborough]

3 minutes in. stop bragging and get down to the nitty-gritty

[scottriseborough]

Golf balls that go slightly further and mufflers on an American car that no one likes 👌 still no flying cars and the tattoo sensor still not finished. Saved u 18 mins your welcome