Graphene Flagship study predicts increased market penetration by 2025
Graphene Flagship experts identify key opportunities in graphene commercialisation after a comprehensive three-year analysis of production methods and potential applications.
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The quest to standardise commercial graphene
The Graphene Flagship's Standardisation Committee seeks to define a set of consistent and reliable standards for graphene over the years to come.
Graphene trialling innovative table payments
Payper worked with the Graphene Flagship to develop a new contactless payment method using printable circuits
Graphene Flagship spin-off INBRAIN receives €1M investment
INBRAIN will develop graphene-based implants against brain disorders
Deep Dive: Meet our innovation team
The Graphene Flagship's Innovation team work tirelessly to strengthen our collaboration with industry stakeholders to increase the technology readiness levels of our products.
Graphene-based electronic patch to improve chronic wound monitoring
Graphene Flagship Associated Member Grapheal has developed a pioneering graphene-based wearable patch for the remote monitoring of chronic wounds.
The Graphene Flagship Means Business
There is a growing appetite for spin-offs and SMEs that have grown out of research. Here are four SMEs that are setting the pace in graphene and related materials (GRM) commercialisation in the Graphene Flagship.
European Commission visits Graphene Pavilion at MWC19
Director General of DG CONNECT at the European Commission, Roberto Viola, visited the Graphene Pavilion at Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2019 this morning. In a meeting with the director of the Graphene Flagship, Jari Kinaret, he discovered the ways in which graphene will enable better connectivity.
Ramp Up Phase Highlights from the Graphene Flagship
The activities of all the Flagship partners are too numerous to list in this brief overview. Instead we highlight eight notable achievements from the ramp-up phase all of which have featured in the mainstream media.
Production
Production is unique among the Graphene Flagship's technical work packages, in that it does not focus on research. The three principal goals of WP11 are to provide material samples, and a link to Europe's Nanosciences, Nanotechnologies, Materials and new Production Technologies (NMP) programmes, and to deal with standardisation matters. Work package leader is Ken Teo of semiconductor specialist and technology enabling firm Aixtron in Cambridge, and deputy Nalin Rupesinghe, also of Aixtron.