With both hands, I continue to gather the particles of technology.

The CO₂-derived carbon structure I’ve developed—approaching quasi-graphenic fidelity—has proven reproducible and structurally sound. Rather than relying solely on reaction conditions, I now focus on designing the reaction field itself to pursue even higher-quality graphene.

Technology carries a structure that speaks. Society listens to that structure through the language we offer. Today, I move forward with both hands: the right hand to honor the memory of collaboration, and the left to extend the voice of structure toward implementation and commercialization.

Quiet Evidence does not shout—but it reaches.