News and Research Notes

Progress reported when the evidence is ready.

This page will publish verified company milestones, research perspectives, partner announcements, and Lattice Lab notes. Development targets and simulated results will not be presented as completed production achievements.

Perspective

Materials First: The Carbon-to-Compute Thesis

Why the future of AI infrastructure is also a materials question—and why American Graphene begins with pristine single-layer graphene production rather than a premature processor claim.

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Technology

Micro-POD: What We Are Building and What We Must Validate

A public explanation of the Micro-POD architecture, intended material, validation priorities, and the distinction between documented engineering and experimentally verified production.

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AI-Native R&D

Why We Built Lattice Lab

How persistent research memory, governed AI loops, physics visualization, and falsifiable experiment design can make graphene research more disciplined.

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Research Note

Plasmonic Nano-Antennas and the Programmable Material Surface

A review of emerging work on plasmonic coupling, localized electromagnetic fields, tunable graphene plasmons, and the scientific gaps between current experiments and carbon-native computation.

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Company

Building the American Graphene Partner Network

The technical, industrial, operating, and strategic capabilities required to move Micro-POD into structured validation.

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