Smog-eating graphene composite reduces atmospheric pollution
A graphene-titania photocatalyst degrades up to 70% more atmospheric nitrogen oxides (NOx) than standard titania nanoparticles in tests on real pollutants.
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.
The Graphene Flagship Validation Service Provides Confidence in Graphene and Related Materials
The Graphene Flagship’s Validation Service –independent and impartial– has been developed by the National Physical Laboratory (UK), Universidad de Zaragoza (Spain), and Laboratoire National de Métrologie et d'Essais (France). The aim of the service is to provide confidence in graphene and related materials to enable a quicker transition of graphene products to market.
‘Mille-feuille’ pastry inspires graphene pressure sensor
The Graphene Flagship launched on 1st October 2013. Six years later, researchers from Graphene Flagship partner Université de Strasbourg, France, developed a graphene-enabled pressure sensor inspired by French famous multi-layered pastry - the 'mille-feuille'.
The future of graphene
The Graphene Flagship has long been committed to investing in young, talented scientists to assist in the research and development of graphene and related materials. We interviewed early career researchers from the Graphene Flagship's Core partners, Associated Members and Partnering Projects about their time collaborating with the project and their expectations ahead of Graphene Week 2019.
Graphene oxide sensors detect heroin abuse
New graphene-based sensors could be used by police to detect opiate abuse by analysing suspects’ urine samples.
Bringing graphene and new materials to market
Kari Hjelt, Head of Innovation of the Graphene Flagship, explores the graphene's potential to shift entire industries such as aviation, automation and energy generation and storage.
Graphene Flagship industrial partner Emberion launches wide spectrum array sensor at Laser World of Photonics
Graphene Flagship partner, Emberion, is launching a new wide spectrum graphene photodetector at Laser World of Photonics on June 24 to 27 Munich, Germany. Showcased in Hall A2 at stand 113/3, the linear array can enable on-site analysis of food and agriculture products using infrared detection — at a lower cost than existing indium gallium arsenide infrared sensors.
An Artificial Skin Made With Graphene That Will Revolutionize Robotic Surgery
Graphene Flagship Associated Member Atomic Mechanics is designing, manufacturing and commercialising a range of sensor devices with applications in robotic surgery equipment.
Graphene Flagship Seeking Partners for Core 3 Project
The Graphene Flagship is looking for new partners to bring specific industrial and technology transfer competences or capabilities that complement the present consortium in its third core project.
Graphene and related materials inks improve solar cells
Imagine the environmental benefits if we could all simply paint solar cells onto the roof of our houses, or onto any surface for that matter. We could do this using perovskite solar cells, but, due to their instability, they have not yet been widely introduced. Now, researchers from the Graphene Flagship have developed hybrids of graphene and molybdenum disulphide quantum dots to stabilise PSCs.
Defects in layered materials enable ‘green’ high-performance infrared photodetectors
Tailoring material defects, Graphene Flagship researchers at ICFO created highly sensitive and CMOS-compatible broadband photodetectors.
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