What's new
Ensuring the safe and environmentally friendly commercialisation of graphene
An overview of the Health and Environment Work Package
AIXTRON installs a MOCVD machine CCS 2D in IMEC’s fab
Aiming to reach the best 2D-materials reproducibility for the lab-to-fab
Graphmatech and Khalifa University’s RIC2D sign MoU to collaborate in advanced graphene-engineered materials and manufacturing processes
Graphmatech to offer its technology, products and services to UAE’s energy and high precision industries
Chalmers steers Europe’s major graphene venture to success
For the past decade, the Graphene Flagship, the EU’s largest ever research programme, has been coordinated from Chalmers with Jari Kinaret at the helm. As the project reaches the ten-year mark, expectations have been realised, a strong European research field on graphene has been established, and the journey will continue.
Building bridges
An interview with Ana Helman on the connections and collaborations at the core of the Graphene Flagship
2D-EPL's MPW run 4 now OPEN!
The 2D-EPL project has launched its fourth multi-project wafer (MPW) run where universities, research institutes and companies can include their designs as dies on joint wafers. This run is mainly intended for graphene sensors, and will be offered by VTT.
The offered baseline process is a CMOS integrated GFET including via, back gate, bottom contact, graphene and encapsulation modules. The design of the device can be adjusted within the specifications.
Intended applications:
- GFETs for Bio/Gas/Chemical sensors, Hall Sensors, Photodetectors
- CMOS readout integrated sensors
- Large sensors arrays with multiplexing and integrated readout
The Graphene Flagship celebrates a decade of 2D materials innovation
Funded by the European Commission in 2013, the Graphene Flagship has brought graphene innovation out of the lab and into commercial applications. Bringing diverse competencies from nearly 170 academic and industrial partners in 22 countries together, the Graphene Flagship facilitates cooperation between its partners, accelerating the timeline for industry acceptance of graphene technologies. With applications in everything from energy and transportation to electronics and biomedicine, graphene and other 2D materials are changing the way we live and work. The European Commission’s FET Flagships enable research projects on an unprecedented scale. With €1 billion budgets, the Graphene Flagship, Human Brain Project and Quantum Flagship serve as technology accelerators, helping Europe to compete with other global markets in research and innovation. With an additional €20 million investment, the European Commission has now funded the creation of an experimental pilot line for graphene-based electronics, optoelectronics and sensors.
