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The roadmap session is driven by the Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation Research ISI team and will be chaired by Dr Michael Meister who has assembled a panel of expert speakers to provide insights on the industrial demands of Graphene in the coming years.

Taking place on Thursday 16 June, this 'must-see' symposium brings together leaders in the field of biomedical applications of graphene.

With its exceptional scientific programme Graphene Week 2016 is the highlight of the European graphene conference calendar. Here you will find a series of short interviews with the invited speakers, that will be continuously updated until the start of the conference.

So, you've done some great research, got a great paper, possibly even filed a great patent but what now? If you have ever wondered how to take research and, truly, (objectively), assess its worth and turn it into a start up company then this is the session for you.

The Graphene Flagship has dedicated a considerable amount of time and resource to develop a safe approach to use and handle graphene and related materials. By integrating this approach at every level the Graphene Flagship aims to engineer out risks

With its exceptional scientific programme Graphene Week 2016 is the highlight of the European graphene conference calendar. This is the first in a series of interviews with the invited speakers, giving us a unique preview of their talks.

The Graphene Flagship is pleased to announce the inaugural Graphene Innovation Forum taking place during Graphene Week 2016 which will focus on the three exciting and important areas of graphene road mapping, commercialisation and standardisation.

The Graphene Flagship announced today the addition of four exciting new sessions to the Graphene Week programme. These sessions, included in the conference fee, centre around the idea that for Graphene and other 2D materials to fulfil their potential, researchers have to be equipped with the skills needed to transfer their technology out of the laboratory.