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Following up on our successful Graphene Week 2021 – the leading event for the Graphene Flagship community – we dedicate a spotlight article to the winners of the poster sessions.

Following up on our successful Graphene Week 2021 – the leading event for the Graphene Flagship community – we dedicate a spotlight article to the winners of the poster sessions.

The Graphene Flagship has catalysed research and innovation in the realm of graphene and layered materials since the very beginning. Covering both fundamental and applied science, the consortium nourishes a diverse and multidisciplinary environment with more than 250 organisations all over Europe.

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 Space Champion Carlo Iorio will advise EU ministers on space science

Graphene Flagship scientist Xinliang Feng shares his views on the future of graphene and our project with us.

Patterning small and sharp geometries for the quantum technologies of the future

Graphene Flagship individual Associated Member Abalonyx’s CEO tells us about the safe and scalable production of graphene oxides for their customers worldwide.

The Graphene Flagship REACH/ECHA Working Group will work together with Graphene Flagship companies and stakeholders on European regulations on chemicals and nanomaterials, to facilitate the commercialisation of products enabled by graphene and related materials.

Welcome to the world of graphene. On these pages, learn about the different forms of graphene, how they are made, and what they can do.

Sodium is one of the most abundant and affordable metals in the world. Now researchers at Graphene Flagship partner Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden, present a concept that allows sodium ion batteries to match the capacity of today's lithium-ion batteries.

Together, the companies are determined to develop high-performance materials and establish new markets.