Graphene Marketplace
Collaborative, innovation focused events organised exclusively with the Graphene Flagship's largest industrial partners.
Graphene Marketplace is an initiative launched by the Graphene Flagship to promote graphene applications among industrial partners. Marketplace events are organised in collaboration with partners to showcase the cutting edge research and development ongoing throughout the Flagship with the aim of exploring new possibilities for graphene related materials.
Graphene Marketplace will strengthen the Graphene Flagship's connection to industry, bringing the latest research and prototypes one step closer to the factory floor. Current partners have the chance to tailor an event to their internal development goals, including targeted talks on relevant application areas and demonstrations of prototypes and products.
The first Graphene Marketplace event was held in Milan, Italy on 17 October and organised in collaboration with Graphene Flagship partner Leonardo.
In 27-29 October 2019, Graphene Flagship Associated Member Tetra Pak hosted a Marketplace event in Modena, Italy. The event included a public lecture on the 27 October and an exhibition of graphene products on 29 October was also open to the public. Learn more.
Inquiries about organising Graphene Marketplace events can be made to exhibit@graphene-flagship.eu.
Upcoming Events
EU-Korea Workshop 2025
The 9th EU-Korea Workshop on Graphene and 2D Materials will be held on 26 May 2026 in Strasbourg (France). This bilateral workshop follows up on the long-established collaboration between the Graphene Flagship and the Korean Graphene Society. Hosted by 2D PRINTABLE, the main aim of the meeting will be the discussion and exchange of ideas and best practices on current and emerging topics associated with the 2D materials synthesis and production, multi-scale studies of their physical and chemical properties, as well as application development and commercialisation for graphene and related 2D materials in (opto)electronics, energy and composites.
E-MRS Spring Meeting 2025
The ability to solution-process and print nanomaterials has enabled huge advances in their characterisation and application in energy generation and storage, optoelectronics and composites. While the recent focus has been on 2D materials, there remains considerable interest in the solution-processing of 1D nanotubes and nanowires as well as 0D nanoparticles.
