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The graphene technologies improving battery performance
New partnership between Steelhead Composites and Graphmatech to develop improved hydrogen storage tanks with graphene
Expected improvements include extreme temperature and pressure.
A playful 3D printed oasis showcases the potential of graphene-enriched cement free mortar
Materials science meets design and sustainability at Design London 2022: Versarien and designer Steuart Padwick display a low-carbon artwork.
Life cycle assessment of graphene and related materials
Graphene Flagship researchers published three studies related to the sustainable production of graphene related materials (GRMs) and their Life Cycle Assessment (LCA)
Graphene Week 2022: Where business met science
Graphene Week 2022, held at the awe-inspiring BMW Welt in Munich, Germany 5-9 September, brought together graphene researchers and industry to an unprecedented level.
Combining computing and memory in a single unit with low-power electronics
MoS2-enabled logic-in-memory devices with the potential to outperform silicon
Bridging the gap between graphene’s quality and processability
Sixonia Tech develops customised formulations with electrochemical exfoliation
Graphene Flagship’s success stories unleash graphene potential in different applications
A selection of nine projects that are bringing graphene to the next level
Graphene-enabled solar farm shines in performance
Solar panels comprising perovskite, graphene and related materials demonstrate their potential in outdoor tests.
Towards safer driving in adverse weather conditions
An interview with Qurv’s CTO about wide spectrum image sensors for computer vision applications in self-driving cars and other mass-market autonomous systems.
Increasing EU consumers’ confidence in tap water with graphene-enabled filters
Graphene removes emerging contaminants from water
Transforming cancer diagnosis
A turnkey instrument to support clinicians and histopathologists
Grapheal uses graphene sensors connected to smartphones for biomedical applications
Graphene-enabled sensors for wound monitoring, pathogen detection and more
Improving optical communication for faster data traffic
Graphene-enabled photonics to replace silicon