Graphene Science and Technology Roadmap - Open Consultation

We welcome your input to the Graphene Science and Technology Roadmap (GSTR) which is, now, under construction by the Coordinated Action. The Roadmap aims to plan and structure a pathway from fundamental and applied research in graphene and its derivatives into industrially viable technologies for new products, instrumentation, or improvement of existing products and processes. Beyond graphene, GSTR will analyze prospects for research and applications of other atomically thin two-dimensional materials (boron nitride, 2H transitional metal dichalcogenides). It also aims to identify what infrastructure is needed for further research in graphene and low-dimensional materials in a broader perspective.

Only registered members can contribute (submit their input) to the Graphene Science and Technology Roadmap (GSTR) Registered Member Not Registered Member Username:  Password:

Contact persons for additional information on GSTR Vladimir Falko (v.falko@lancaster.ac.uk) Andrea Ferrari (acf26@hermes.cam.ac.uk)

DISCLAIMER: Any material submitted to the consultation may be used with full permission by the consortium to establish the roadmap. Your participation to the roadmap does not engage the consortium to any commitment concerning future funding within the Graphene Flagship.

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