What is the Graphene Flagship?
Bringing together 126 academic and industrial partners in 13 research and innovation projects and 1 coordination and support project, the Graphene Flagship initiative will continue to advance Europe’s strategic autonomy in technologies that rely on graphene and other 2D materials. The initiative, which builds on the previous 10-years of the Graphene Flagship, is funded by the European Commission’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme.
What's new
AI in Science Working Groups
The AI in Science Working Groups (AISWGs), organised by the SCIANCE project, are now open for participation.
Spotlight: Teissir Ben Ammar
Bridging the gap between today’s proven advances and real, market-ready solutions.
Graphene Week 2026 Abstract Subbission is OPEN!
Join us at Graphene Week 2026 in Porto, Portugal!
Submit your abstract by 08 May for oral presentations and 28 May for poster presentations
Participate in the 2D-Pilot Line's MPW runs
The 2D-PL offers multi-project wafer (MPW) runs in which customer designs are included as dies on joint wafers where you can "share the mask to share the costs”. Currently there are two MPW offerings available for CMOS devices and biosensor applications. A 50% fee reduction is available for those willing to provide feedback to help the project improve its processes.
Events
Laser-based Methods for Graphene and Nanomaterials Integration on Flexible Substrates and Electronic Devices
From Graphene to Growth: Commercialisation of 2D Materials
This digital workshop, organised by Chalmers Industriteknik, explores the current state of graphene commercialization and the key challenges that must be addressed to scale graphene-based materials to market. Experts from industry, investment, and end-user companies share perspectives on production scale-up, investment readiness, industrial validation, and commercialization pathways. The program begins with a general overview of where graphene stands today, followed by an outline of the main hurdles to commercialization, including cost, dispersion, regulation, processing, sustainability, and demand creation. These challenges are illustrated through real-world examples from material producers, investors, and industrial users. The workshop concludes with a panel discussion focused on what is missing today and what is needed to move graphene to the next stage of market adoption.
Graphene Week 2026
Building community. Driving innovation. Shaping the future. Graphene Week has done it for two decades—and Porto 2026 continues the legacy. Join us in Porto, 21-25 September!
