Using graphene to speak to superconductors
Nuno Peres tells us how graphene can shed light on the elusive behaviour of superconducting materials
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Graphene spintronics paves way to new computing technologies
Meet the team that explores the frontier of graphene and layered materials for memory, processing and more
New graphene optoelectronic mixers boost high-speed telecommunications
Graphene-enabled technologies for telecom and datacom will accelerate the adoption of protocols for 5G and 6G.
GRAPHIL filters provide clean water on-the-go
Spearhead Project GRAPHIL develops compact water filters based on graphene.
‘Graphene and Beyond’ US-EU joint workshop connects researchers around the globe
The Graphene Flagship took part in the three-day event, with many of our top scientists presenting their discoveries.
Graphene enables ten times higher data storage in computer memories
Ultra-high-density hard drives made with graphene store ten times more data – a big leap forward for our data-hungry society
Towards ultra-compact spin-logic circuitry with magnetic graphene
Spin polarisation has been introduced to graphene without a ferromagnet for the first time.
Set sail with the Graphene Flagship
Explore the Graphene Flagship with Vice Director Patrik Johansson.
Graphene acid helps remove heavy metal pollutants from water
Graphene Flagship Partnering Project 2D-CHEM expands the potential of graphene derivatives for societal challenges like producing clean water.
Get ready for Graphene Week 2021
The Graphene Flagship’s signature event is coming soon to your screen!
The 2020 Annual Report is here!
Download it for free to discover our latest achievements and meet the people behind the Graphene Flagship
Ceramics and graphene open up new possibilities for bone-like materials
Graphene Flagship Partnering Project CERANEA develops graphene-filled ceramic sandwiches that deliver materials with enhanced properties and functionalities.
Graphene sensors read low-frequency neural waves associated with distinct brain states
Biocompatible implant based on graphene safely measures and predicts brain states
Molecular bridges power up printed electronics
Graphene Flagship researchers boost the efficiency of conductive inks and devices connecting layered materials flakes with small molecules