Group Info   Institution: Queen Mary, University of London.            Department: School of Physics and Astronomy Type of Institution: University Contact Person: John Dennis  (More info) Address: Mile End Road, London. Country: United Kingdom Phone: +442078824312 Website: http://ph.qmul.ac.uk Main research areas:   Graphene Chemistry   Nanoelectronics devices   Spectroscopies and Microscopies   Fullerenes   endohedral fullerenes Infrastructures    Tool: HPLC; Trade Name: Japan Analytical industries; Model: ; Installation Year: 2000;       Tool Specificities: fully preparative peak-recycling HPLC Graphene research topics · THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH ACTIVITIES    Growth, synthesis techniques and integration methods        Growth on arbitrary surfaces        Epitaxial growth (SiC)    Spectroscopies and Microscopies        Raman        HRTEM        STM        AFM · APPLICATIONS SECTOR    Electronics    Photovoltaics

Close X        Introducing Graphene Short film produced by the European Graphene-Flagship initiative, introducing graphene, the 'wonder substance' set to revolutionise the electronics industry.

Close X        Introducing Graphene Flagship Short film introducing the European "Graphene-Flagship" initiative, aimed at bringing together a focused, interdisciplinary European research community targeting a radical technology shift, exploiting the unique properties of graphene and related two-dimensional materials.

Close X        Interview A. Geim Graphene Flagship Expert Minds in conversation with Andre Geim (Professor at the University of Manchester, UK)

Close X        Interview K. Novoselov Graphene Flagship Expert Minds in conversation with Konstantin Novoselov (Professor at the University of Manchester, UK)

Close X        Interview J. Kinaret Graphene Flagship Expert Minds in conversation with Jari Kinaret (Professor at the Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden)

Close X        Interview H. Tirri Graphene Flagship Expert Minds in conversation with Henry Tirri (Executive Vice President, Chief Technology Officer, Nokia, Finland)

Close X        Graphene Morph Morph is a concept demostrating some of the possibilities nanotechnologies might enable in future communication devices