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Neural implants are set to be revolutionised by a new type of graphene transistor with a liquid gate, say bio-engineers
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Graphene is ideal because carbon “chicken wire” is only a single atom thick and therefore highly flexible. It is also held together by carbon bonds, which are among the most stable known to chemists. That means it should be relatively stable inside the human body.