How can graphene be used in electronics?

Graphene can be used for a number of today's devices but what does graphene mean for the next generation of technology?

The narrator is Professor Aravind Vijayaraghavan, Professor of Nanomaterials. He leads the Nanofunctional Materials Group. He is also the Head of Internationalisation (India & Business Engagement) for the Faculty of Science & Engineering. His research involves the science and technology of graphene and 2-dimensional materials, particularly for applications in composites, electronics, sensors and biotechnology.

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Bendable wearable devices, is there anything more useless to propose ? lol