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Graphene – a single layer of carbon atoms – may be the most amazing and versatile substance available to mankind
Graphene start up: 2 minutes introduction to graphene. See video
Graphene Connect: Sensors
The program promotes scientists to think outside the box and industries to develop scale-up real application for graphene. Read more
New step towards ‘wonder material’ graphene applications
Researchers of the AMBER centre of the Trinity College Dublin, part of the Graphene Flagship, have developed a new process to mass-produce graphene-based material. Read more
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New step towards ‘wonder material’ graphene applications
Researchers of the AMBER centre of the Trinity College Dublin, part of the Graphene flagship, have developed a new process to mass-produce graphene-based material. Read more
A vehicle for the next generation of graphene resarchers
The first school on graphene took place in the University Centre of Obergurgl last February, in the fascinating landscape of the Tirolean Alps. Graphene Study 2014, organised by the Graphene Flagship, saw the presence of many speakers, researchers and industries and focused of building a network of expertise between the attendees. Read more
Innovation in collaboration: Graphene Connect – Nanocomposites
Helena Theander, Deputy of the Innovation Work Package, explains the goal of Graphene Connect. Read more
Common ground between science and industry
Vincenzo Palermo talks about Graphene Connect - Nanocomposites - the first in a series of industrial workshops, which will take place in Tolouse, 7 May. Read more
