A 2026 PMC-published study on electrospun composite mats loaded with carbon nanotubes and graphene found something worth paying attention to: even at filler concentrations of just 1–3% by weight, these mats produced strong, absorption-dominated shielding across the X-band range (8.0–12.5 GHz). No thick metal panel required, no added bulk. That one... Read the full article on TechBullion.
Why Carbon-Loaded RF Shielding Material Outperforms Metal in Labs
