HydroGraph Clean Power has announced the opening of its new Austin headquarters, having received its certificate of occupancy in March 2026. The new facility centralizes key executive and operating functions, as well as expands the… Read More »HydroGraph opens new Austin, Texas HQ for scale-up
Researchers at Oregon State University (OSU), National Taipei University of Technology and Ming Chi University of Technology have developed a nanoscale electrochemical sensor that can measure theobromine in beverages with high sensitivity and accuracy. The… Read More »Graphene-carbon black-SrO sensor enables sensitive theobromine detection at neutral pH
Italy-based Directa Plus has announced a significant organizational update as it enters a period of financial and operational uncertainty. Trading of the company’s shares on AIM has been suspended while it works to clarify its… Read More »Directa Plus provides update on trading halt and restructuring
Researchers from Penn State, University of Oxford, Zhejiang University, Diamond Light Source and the University of North Texas have demonstrated a new route to Ising‑type superconductivity in a lightweight, low‑dimensional material by combining quantum confinement… Read More »Researchers report interfacial Ising superconductivity in a graphene‑capped gallium trilayer
South Korea’s Pohang City is concentrating its administrative efforts on securing a global leadership position in the advanced materials industry by establishing an expert governance body dedicated to developing the graphene sector. As part of… Read More »Pohang City launches governance body to drive graphene innovation
The Graphene Flagship project GRAPHERGIA has launched the piloting phase of its three demonstration cases implementing graphene-based technologies for energy harvesting and storage in real-life applications. The demonstrators’ development began in March 2026 and aims… Read More »GRAPHERGIA project launches three demonstration cases to pilot graphene-based technologies
The European Commission has approved a €211 million Italian state aid grant for CamGraPhIC to develop photonic optical transceivers based on graphene. The EU statement stated that the technology can be used across sectors including… Read More »EU approves €211 million funding for graphene chip technology project in Italy
Researchers from Ohio State University, Imdea Nanoscience and the National Institute for Materials Science in Tsukuba have demonstrated that superconductivity in twisted bilayer graphene (tBLG) can be tuned – and even completely switched off –… Read More »Researchers explore dielectric control of superconductivity in twisted bilayer graphene
SEEDS, a UK-based deep-tech company developing engineered graphene platform technologies, is set to move into a new dedicated facility at NETPark (the North East Technology Park) as part of Durham County Council’s £100 million expansion… Read More »SEEDS moves into dedicated NETPark site to scale graphene tech production
A recent European Space Agency (ESA) parabolic flight has demonstrated that graphene aerogels can be efficiently propelled by laser light in microgravity, highlighting a promising route for fuel‑free space propulsion. In near‑weightlessness, ultralight graphene aerogel… Read More »Laser‑driven graphene aerogels show strong propulsion in ESA microgravity tests