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"Man, if only this had been discovered before Ariadne was tasked with building impossible dreams. A team of scientists caught high-fiving over at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory have a new and riveting announcement to share, and it revolves around our old and trusted friend, graphene. This go 'round, the self-proclaimed \"extraordinary form of carbon\" is being stressed to its max, but not without good reason. Thanks to inquisitive minds and a \"stroke of serendipity,\" a research team was able to create magnetic fields in excess of 300 tesla by simply straining graphene in a certain way. For physicists, the discovery is a dream come true, particularly when you realize that magnetic fields in excess of 85 tesla were practically impossible to come across in a laboratory setting. The benefits here? It's honestly too early to tell, but gurus in the field are already suggesting that the \"opportunities for basic science with strain engineering [are] huge.\" Something tells us Magneto would concur."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://www.engadget.com/2010/08/02/strained-graphene-leads-to-pseudo-magnetic-fields-bends-physics/>