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From the tip of a pencil to a white sheet of paper – if you have ever drawn with a pencil, you have probably made graphene. But what can graphene do?

About 450 delegates took part, more than 400 posters were shown, and the graphene exhibition opened. Graphene Week 2014 really offered great opportunities and lots of new insights. ​Also, the Graphene Flagship announced that 66 new partners are being invited to join the consortium.

Sandra Šopić, Johannes Jobst, André Dankert, and Zhenyuan Xia were the four individuals who produced the best posters, chosen from more than 400 posters presented over four afternoons during Graphene Week 2014.

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Lots of new insights, great opportunities for networking and the inauguration of a completely new graphene exhibition. Just some of the things that materialised on the second day of Graphene Week 2014.

The opening of the Graphene Week 2014 was a huge success. Some 450 researchers from all over the world working on graphene and related materials have gathered in Gothenburg, Sweden this week.

To coincide with Graphene Week 2014, the Graphene Flagship is proud to announce that today one of the largest-ever European research initiatives is doubling in size. 66 new partners are being invited to join the consortium following the results of a €9 million competitive call.

Energy is an important focus area, as well as a Work Package, for the Graphene Flagship.

Follow Professor Jari Kinaret, Director of the Graphene Flagship, as he together with representatives from research and industry met up to discuss the exciting future of the revolutionary material graphene.

Researchers of the AMBER centre of the Trinity College Dublin, part of the Graphene Flagship, have developed a new process to mass-produce graphene-based material.

Vincenzo Palermo talks about Graphene Connect – Nanocomposites – the first in a series of industrial workshops, which will take place in Tolouse 7 May.

The first school on graphene took place in the University Centre of Obergurgl last February. Graphene Study 2014 saw the presence of many speakers, researchers and industries and focused of building a network of expertise between the attendees.

Xinliang Feng presents the Graphene Study 2014 – annual school on graphene launched by the Graphene Flagship.