
Graphene's shield: NanoEMI develops composites to block electromagnetic radiation
The Polish startup aims to protect electronic devices from interference
The Polish startup aims to protect electronic devices from interference
The Graphene Flagship will highlight its partners’ latest innovations in graphene composites at JEC World, which is the world’s leading composites show. Between 25 April and 27 April 2023, this event – which will take place in Paris-Nord Villepinte – will bring together professionals from research, business and government within the context of the composite materials industry.
Graphene is at once strong and light, thus it can be a great reinforcement material for the construction industry.
Some examples of graphene-rubber applied to sports and shoes
An interview about Carbon Waters’ success story
Selected from among 22,500 candidates, industrial chemist Christian can now accomplish her dream
Graphene Flagship Spearhead Project G+BOARD aims to create the dashboard of the future. Unlike existing vehicle dashboards, many of which use metal, the inclusion of graphene-based materials in the vehicle dashboard can significantly reduce the weight of the vehicle.
Graphene Flagship Associated Member Costruzioni Meccaniche Luigi Bandera is committed to bridging the gap between research and manufacturing methods for extruding polymers with layered materials.
Graphene Flagship partner Avanzare, Spain, has purchased a new plant to manufacture graphene-enabled products, composites and nanointermediates. Thanks to this recent expansion, the company will become Europe’s biggest graphene producer, levelling with international competitors.
Aquatech is the world's most complete platform for professionals in the world of water technology. Graphene Flagship Spearhead Project GRAPHIL attended this inspiring event in Amsterdam to present their latest graphene-enabled water filters.
Andreas Isacsson shares the successes of the project, which investigates heat and charge transport in composite materials
Raul Arenal, ARAID Researcher and Group Leader at Graphene Flagship partner the University of Zaragoza, Spain, used electron microscopy to study the changes taking place during GO’s reduction. His two recent papers could help scientists to design new materials with carefully tailored properties.
Graphene Flagship scientist Xinliang Feng shares his views on the future of graphene and our project with us.
In this interview, Palermo shares his views on research, innovation and collaboration, and speculates on where the next successes of graphene and related materials will come from.