Graphene integrated with other materials brings new products to the forefront of innovation - an exciting advancement that we will be exploring in our "Materials of the future" series. We begin this series with metals.
BLACKLEAF uses a simple method with just three ingredients
Graphene Flagship winter school trains the future experts of graphene and 2D materials
Welcome to the Graphene Pavilion. Ali Shaygan Nia, business developer for the Graphene Flagship will be your tour guide.
Can graphene improve glue?
Pogna is a researcher at the Institute for Photonics and Nanotechnologies - CNR in Italy.
Replacing metals with environmentally friendly and skin-compatible inks.
The graphene technologies improving battery performance
Materials science meets design and sustainability at Design London 2022: Versarien and designer Steuart Padwick display a low-carbon artwork.
Graphene Flagship researchers published three studies related to the sustainable production of graphene related materials (GRMs) and their Life Cycle Assessment (LCA)
MoS2-enabled logic-in-memory devices with the potential to outperform silicon
Graphene Flagship Ph.D. students and postdoctoral researchers benefit from a vast network of academic and industrial experts, different schools of thought and interdisciplinary expertise. This is a winning recipe for creative innovation, bringing up employment opportunities and networking possibilities across Europe.
Graphene Flagship researchers discovered reduced graphene oxide particles released from plastic composites after abrasion induce negligible health effects in safety analyses
Graphene and transition-metal dichalcogenides are the most common examples of layered materials, but there is a world of other possibilities that have not been fully exploited: for example, antimony and germanium nanolayers. The FLAG-ERA 2D-SbGe project explores layered materials “off the beaten track”.