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Graphene Study

The Graphene Flagship promotes the education of early career researchers with its Graphene Study events.

EU Funded
Early career researchers attend a lecture at the Graphene Study winter school.

The Graphene Flagship hosts Graphene Study to help PhD students and early career researchers develop into outstanding researchers in graphene. Discover new insights and acquire high-level expertise from leading experts in the field, present your research in the poster session and enjoy numerous social activities and networking opportunities for your future career. 

 

"The goal of Graphene Study is to bring together students working on related areas of research with experienced scientists from academia and industry," says Graphene Flagship Director Jari Kinaret.

 

For questions about Graphene Study, please contact event@graphene-flagship.eu

Upcoming Events

Graphene Structure Gray
13 November 2025

GRAPHERGIA Hub Webinar Series: Laser-Induced Graphene and MXenes on Cross-Linked Polymer Substrates for Wearable Devices

Join us for the third session of the GRAPHERGIA Hub Webinar Series, co-organised with the POLYGRAPH project. This session will highlight the latest advances in wearable sensor technologies using laser-induced graphene and MXenes, exploring new methods to make these materials biocompatible and suitable for skin-contact applications. Discover how these innovations are shaping the next generation of smart, flexible, and responsive wearables.

2D-PL exhibition
18-21 November 2025

2D-PL @ SEMICON Europa

At SEMICON Europa, the 2D Pilot Line (2D-PL) project will showcase its work driving the next phase of Europe’s semiconductor innovation by advancing the integration of 2D materials into photonics and electronics. This initiative focuses on providing end-to-end prototyping services for the integration of graphene and transition metal dichalcogenides (TMDCs) into established silicon-based platforms. The 2D-PL aims to bring 2D material (2DM) fabrication closer to industrial readiness by developing and validating processes in a FAB-relevant environment. Its module development is focused on photonic and electronic devices and circuits, addressing the needs of research organisations, SMEs, large companies, integrated device manufacturers (IDMs) and foundries across Europe.

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