OK this may be a few years away before we see these in our video cameras but with a claimed 1000x improvement in light sensitivity over current CMOS etc. type technology and dramatically reduced power demands it sure looks promising :-)

Clear photos in dim light: New sensor a thousand times more sensitive than current camera sensors (http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/05/130530094624.htm)

But will it be Global Shutter right out of the bat? And there is a place where all sensor technologies eventually fall to the problem of dead pixels: Space.

Just as remarkable is the new batteries that are being developed using the same substance
Holy graphene: Giving batteries a boost with graphene and tiny holes — Tech News and Analysis (http://gigaom.com/2013/04/29/holy-graphene-giving-batteries-a-boost-with-graphene-and-tiny-holes/)


the process for producing the individual layers in this battery is amazingly simple. They utilize a consumer level DVD burner with laser etching capabilities. They insert a DVD with graphene liquid coating the surface into a consumer PC and the laser bakes it into a battery layer. They just peel it off.

A thousand times more sensitive, eh? Have they figured out how to make a graphene ND 30 filter yet? (Just a guess; I didn't calculate the logarithm.)