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G-Putty sensors - an unexpected breakthrough
Johnny Coleman investigates G-Putty but his son Oisin prefers Silly Putty®. Credit: AMBER, Trinity College Dublin
High Performance Graphene Photodetectors Set Speed Record
Fast Photodetector Device.
Graphene Flagship Engages with Industry at Composites Europe
The Graphene Flagship’s exhibition stand at Composites Europe showcased several different prototypes of graphene technologies. Alongside Graphene Connect, this exhibition was a great opportunity for the Graphene Flagship to promote engagement from industry all along the value chain.
Spotlight: Luca Banszerus
Graphene Additives improves Industrial-Scale Resins
Graphene Enables Fully Flexible NFC Antennas
As well as being the thinnest, strongest and lightest known material, graphene is flexible, impermeable and extremely electrically and thermally conductive. All properties well suited for next generation NFC antennas.
Flying Start for World's First Graphene-Enhanced Aircraft
Graphene Shows Promise for Composite Applications
Under the umbrella of the Graphene Flagship, a number of partners are exhibiting products and prototypes at the Composites Europe 2016 trade fair in Düsseldorf.
SCOPE Project Consortium Announced
The European Science Foundation (ESF), l’Ecole polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland, and the Spanish Foundation for Science and Technology (FECYT) have been selected as consortium partners for the EU-funded SCOPE project.
Graphene Motorcycle Helmet Launched by Flagship Partner IIT and Momodesign
Graphene gives significant benefits to a new commercial product – a motorcycle helmet – launched on October 8, 2016 following a collaboration between the Graphene Flagship partner IIT and Italian design company Momodesign. Photo: Momodesign and IIT
Graphene Balloons Show Their Colors
Image: Artist's impression of graphene balloons showing colors. Under large deformations, Newton rings appear.
Crossing the Atlantic with Graphene Flagship Mobility Grant
Luca Banszerus, PhD Student at RWTH Aachen University is the first receiver of a Graphene Flagship Mobility Grant to the US. He will stay for six months at the lab of Professor Philip Kim at Harvard University.
Ramp-up phase in rear-view mirror
Transatlantic Collaborations Catalysed at EU–US Workshop
The EU-US workshop involved more that 120 people from across Europe and the US, working in all aspects of materials synthesis, devices and more.