User talk:Carbophiliac

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Image copyright problem with File:Geim photo.jpg

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File permission problem with File:Geim.jpg

File Copyright problem

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Use of graphene photo

Hi

My name is Johan Falk and I am web editor for the Swedish popular science magazine Forskning & Framsteg ("Research & Progress"). We are the leading - and non-profit - popular science magazine in Sweden.

I'm working on an article on graphene, and found your photo Graphene visible.jpg. I would like to use it in my article, but it would be great with an image in higher resolution and without the embedded text. Do you have such an image, and could we use in that case?

I'd be grateful if you could write me a line using the contact form on http://www.fof.se/email/399/field_mejl.

Thanks for a great image!

Kind regards,

//Johan Falk, +46-8-555 198 55, www.fof.se

aka --Itangalo (talk) 14:00, 27 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]