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Partnering with the Graphene Flagship


The partnering mechanism within the Graphene Flagship allows the initiative to add new knowledge, competencies, ideas and resources throughout the project.

EU Funded

Alignment with national and regional initiatives in Europe will play a crucial role in the GrapheneEU CSA and the future of the Graphen Flagship. In this framework, a new Association Mechanism has been set up, based on the well-established system in place for the H2020 phase, which attracted over 200 Associated Member organisations and over 70 Partnering Projects under the Graphene Flagship (GF) umbrella over the past ten years.

This new mechanism will offer the possibility for organisations (industry, SMEs, higher education institutions or research institutes) or projects (funded nationally or through other EU programs) to join the GF initiative as Associated Members (AMs) or Partnering Projects (PPs). The aim of this mechanism is to promote broader exchanges and an inclusive environment within the 2DM community, as well as ensure the continuity of national and international collaborations established during the H2020 phase. Its implementation will reflect the new set-up of the Graphene Flagship, where RIAs/IAs will be carrying out strategic research activities defined by the EC calls, hence a focus is expected on promoting synergies and mutual benefits, some of which may include expanding the network and establishing new collaboration opportunities and partnerships.

Associated Members and Partnering Projects will benefit from networking and collaboration opportunities with a broad scientific community, and as a consequence, increased visibility of their research and innovation outcomes. Furthermore, contacts and liaisons with major national and EU initiatives will be accessible through the network of national and thematic representatives, which will be created within the GrapheneEU CSA and will comprise researchers from the RIAs/IAs and Associated Member organisations.

The details of the new association mechanism and the list of benefits are available here.

Applications are now open for AMs and PPs.

If you wish to apply for becoming an Associated Member, click here.

If you wish to apply for becoming a Partnering Project, click here.

 

There is no deadline, applications are accepted on a continuous basis.

We would be delighted to hear from you! If you are interested in the getting associated to the Graphene Flagship initiative and in connecting to one of the RIAs/IAs already part of the Graphene Flagship initiative to suggest collaborative initiatives, or else you have questions for us, do not hesitate to contact us at graphene-eu@esf.org or admin@graphene-flagship.eu.

 

 

Partnering Projects


A Partnering Project (PP) is a research or innovation project whose objectives are relevant to the Graphene Flagship. PPs bring in new and complementary research directions and expertise, by performing research, innovation and networking activities in cooperation with members of the Graphene Flagship projects.

Our Partners & Associated Members


The Graphene Flagship brings together 118 academic and industrial partners in 12 research and innovation projects, 1 2D Experimental Pilot line and 1 coordination and support project. 

Partners & Associated Members 

Past Partners


Collaborations with industry are important to push graphene applications to higher technology readiness levels and ensure and market transfer. Industrial Associated Members (AMs) currently represent 40% of the organisations associated to the Graphene Flagship, either individually or via a Partnering Project. AMs are mainly interested in market applications and, together with the Core Project industrial partners, play an important role in pushing research to higher TRL and bringing graphene-based products to the market.

Past Partners

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Why partner with the Graphene Flagship?

Being an Associated Member (AM) or a Partnering Project (PP) promotes collaboration within the Graphene Flagship and offers opportunities to engage with RIAs and IAs partners in joint research and innovation activities in areas of mutual interest.