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Battery storage becomes the fastest-growing power technology as AI demand reshapes the market

Battery storage has moved from a supporting role to a central grid technology, with the International Energy Agency saying it was the fastest-growing power-sector technology in 2025 and Reuters reporting a rapid industrial pivot toward stationary storage for data centers.

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Covalent launches a metrology platform to speed up advanced materials troubleshooting

Covalent on April 23 launched Covalent Connect, a platform designed to consolidate advanced materials characterization into one workflow as companies face more complex analysis needs across semiconductors, energy storage and biotech.

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DARPA opens graphene production inquiry as Pentagon looks for scalable manufacturing data

DARPA has opened a fresh inquiry into graphene production and manufacturing, asking industry to detail capabilities, limits and costs in a move that points to growing defense interest in scalable supply chains for the material.

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Amcor opens $35 million healthcare coating plant in Malaysia to speed sterile packaging output

Amcor has opened a new healthcare packaging coating facility in Malaysia, adding regional capacity for coated medical paper used in sterile device packaging and expanding its advanced manufacturing footprint in Southeast Asia.

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Hememics and General Graphene move 32-plex graphene biosensors closer to scale production

Hememics Biotechnologies and General Graphene say they have manufactured more than 100,000 graphene biosensors, marking a manufacturing milestone for a 32-plex diagnostic platform aimed at faster point-of-care testing.

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Graphene superlattices show gate-controlled spin switching in latest Nature Communications study

A new study in Nature Communications reports gate-controlled inversion of spin signals in graphene superlattices, a result that adds a practical control knob to graphene spintronics research and could inform future low-power device designs.

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