DAZZLE UNLIMITED - Steven Steinberg interviews Nobel Prize winner Dr. ANDRE GEIM (2010)

A NOBEL PRIZE-- and a REVOLUTIONARY JUMP AHEAD in what may now emerge from the far-ranging fields of Chemistry and Physics -- for a discovery based on an aspect of PENCIL-LEAD?

Yes! And THAT is the focus of DAZZLE UNLIMITED TV Series Host STEVEN STEINBERG's interview of Dr. ANDRE GEIM, 2010 Nobel Prize co-winner in the field of Chemistry & Physics, for the discovery, by Dr. Geim & colleagues, of an exciting new, one-atom-thick crystalline form of carbon known as GRAPHENE.

Stronger than steel. More electrically conductive than copper. Able to transmit electrical signals with an amazing rapidity. Almost, one might say, able to leap tall buildings in a single bound -- so to speak. Graphene, says Dr. Geim, holds potential that is so massive, for accelerating and expanding progress in fields so numerous and so pervasive in our lives, that the enormity of this discovery is difficult to capsulize. But, in essence, the promise of Graphene would seem to come down to this: It brings the future much closer, and much faster, than it has ever been before.

How Dr. Geim came upon the discovery of Graphene, and how and where he anticipates that this discovery may lead, comprise the key focal points of this episode of the New York City-based, prime-time television series, DAZZLE UNLIMITED (tm).

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