Nobel prize-winning physicist Sir Kostya Novoselov will create graphene art, live at the Mobile World Congress 2019 in UK. The Russian-British scientist, who is well known for his research on the strong, lightweight and flexible material, will work together with Barcelona artist Kate Daudy in a demonstration of art made with graphene-embedded components. The installation will be called Everything is Connected, the motto of the €1bn ($1.13bn) research project Graphene Flagship, of which Novoselov is a founder. The University of Manchester professor was awarded the 2010 Nobel Prize in Physics, along with Andre Geim, for his ground-breaking graphene experiments.
Nobel prize-winning physicist Sir Kostya Novoselov will create graphene art, live at the Mobile World Congress 2019 in Barcelona. The Russian-British scientist, who is well known for his research on the strong, lightweight and flexible material, will work together with UK artist Kate Daudy in a demonstration of art made with graphene-embedded components. The installation will be called Everything is Connected, the motto of the €1bn ($1.13bn) research project Graphene Flagship, of which Novoselov is a founder. The University of Manchester professor was awarded the 2010 Nobel Prize in Physics, along with Andre Geim, for his ground-breaking graphene experiments.