The European Research Area Network FLAG-ERA has released a pre-announcement for the fourth call to support, extend and introduce new scientific Partnering Projects to the EU-funded Graphene Flagship and Human Brain Project initiatives.
Cambridge Raman Imaging, spin-off company born from the Graphene Flagship, gains investment to build novel medical microscope for tumor imaging and more
Payper worked with the Graphene Flagship to develop a new contactless payment method using printable circuits
Graphene Flagship Aeronautics Champion reveals how graphene and related materials have the potential to make aviation cleaner and greener
Barpimo have just joined the Graphene Flagship consortium as a partner, and they are formulating new graphene-based paints and resins to fight rust
On World Environment Day, we review how the Graphene Flagship project contributes to several UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Our Associate Members and Partnering Projects make up the Graphene Flagship Partnering Division. These are other EU-funded projects, research initiatives in Member States, as well as SMEs and large industrial companies who work in close collaboration with the Graphene Flagship. This partnership greatly extends our reach in terms of technological and research expertise by fostering collaboration beyond our Core Partners. The Graphene Flagship Partnering Division has yielded some great results so far.
FLAG-ERA funds sixteen new Graphene Flagship Parterning Projects
Collaboration is at the heart of the Graphene Flagship. Top level researchers in academia, research and industry across Europe are encouraged to discuss strategies that will push graphene to the market.
Our new centralised platform offers courses for researchers to learn about managing results effectively, patenting technologies, creating start-ups and more
Following the decision of the Graphene Flagship Management Panel, 17 new Associated Members and 16 new Partnering Projects have joined the Graphene Flagship.
Prominent women in the Graphene Flagship discuss how the project encourages diversity and gender equality.
The first graphene-enabled products on the market are ‘impressive’, showcasing Europe’s position at the forefront of research and innovation in the field.
This comprehensive review article is completely open access, and encompasses methods for producing and processing graphene and up to 5,000 innovative layered materials.