Korea-based Charmgraphene has started to mass produce CVD graphene, using its proprietary roll-to-roll process. CharmGraphene’s graphene on copper and heating element CharmGraphene’s R2R production system can produce 2 meters of CVD graphene per minute (maximum… Read More »CharmGraphene starts mass producing CVD graphene using a roll-to-roll process
Batteries have always been a highly sought-after application for graphene materials, bearing promises of expanded capacity, ultra-fast charging, improved safety of use and more. The advantages of graphene batteries Early testing in labs and research… Read More »Are graphene batteries finally getting closer to commercialization?
Directa Plus recently stated that a research paper has been published in the journal iScience, supporting the use of its ‘functionalized’ graphene as an antimicrobial material in face masks. The peer-reviewed paper said the company’s… Read More »Directa Plus says new research supports the use of its graphene nano-materials in COVID face masks
Skeleton Technologies has signed a contract with CAF Power & Automation, a global manufacturer of electric power solutions for the rail industry, to supply supercapacitors in trams powered by CAF P&A’s OESS-s (On Board Energy… Read More »Skeleton Technologies enters agreement with CAF Power & Automation for supercapacitors for trams
Haydale has announced that further to a memorandum of understanding signed on 11 November 2020, it has now signed a Collaboration Agreement with ProMake Limited with respect to the fulfilment of Promake’s commitments under the… Read More »Haydale and ProMake sign collaboration agreement
Skeleton Technologies recently announced the closing of a further €29 Million in its Series D round of funding. With this development, the total funding in Round D now amounts to €70.4 Million – including the… Read More »Skeleton Technologies raises €29 Million in Series D extension
Asbury Carbons, processor of carbon and graphite materials, recently announced that it has acquired Garmor, an advanced materials company based in Orlando, Florida with a patented, environmentally friendly process for the commercial production of Edge… Read More »Asbury Carbons acquires Garmor
Researchers from North Carolina State University have developed graphene-based patches that plants can “wear” to monitor continuously for plant diseases or other stresses, such as crop damage or extreme heat. “We’ve created a wearable sensor… Read More »Graphene-based plant patches enable continuous monitoring for crop diseases
Frontier IP Group subscribed to £842,810 of loan notes from portfolio company CamGraPhIC as part of a £1.5 million loan designed to help accelerate growth of CamGraPhIC, spun out of the University of Cambridge to… Read More »Frontier IP provides funding to graphene-based photonics developer CamGraPhIC
Rare-earth compounds have attracted researchers for decades thanks to the unique quantum properties they display, which have so far remained out of reach of everyday compounds. One of the most remarkable and exotic properties of… Read More »Researchers use twisted graphene multilayers to unlock radiation-free quantum technology