Which scientific innovation lab pioneered the development of graphene, the one-atom-thick carbon material that earned its discoverers the 2010 Nobel Prize in Physics?

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Manchester University's Condensed Matter Physics Group
MIT's Materials Science Laboratory
IBM's Zurich Research Laboratory
Bell Labs Quantum Physics Division