ArticleNature materials2026
Ultrahigh-ratio drawing during spinning achieves graphene fibres with high strength and thermal conductivity.
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Abstract
The demand for materials combining high strength with exceptional thermal conductivity is growing across aerospace, automotive, thermal management and energy applications. Graphene offers an ideal building block, but multiscale defects such as disordered stacking and voids prevent macroscopic assemblies from realizing its intrinsic properties. Here we show that ultrahigh-ratio draw spinning, enabled by the polymer-like viscoelasticity of two-dimensional sheets in viscous solvents, produces graphene fibres with a tensile strength of 5.9 GPa, a Young modulus of 963 GPa, a thermal conductivity of up to 1,720 W m
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