2DM, a spin-off from the Graphene Research Centre at the National University of Singapore and a developer of advanced graphene materials, has announced its decision to cease operations.
In a recent statement, 2DM reflected: “We are incredibly proud of what we achieved: establishing 2DM as a global leader in high-quality graphene production. Yet, as many in the startup world know, even the best product does not always guarantee long-term success”.
2DM, a spin-off from the Graphene Research Centre at the National University of Singapore and a developer of advanced graphene materials, has announced its decision to cease operations.In a recent statement, 2DM reflected: “We are incredibly proud of what we achieved: establishing 2DM as a global leader in high-quality graphene production. Yet, as many in the startup world know, even the best product does not always guarantee long-term success”.
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