Versarien
has announced that it has been awarded a product development agreement for £1.95 million (around USD$2.6 million) by the Defense, Science and Technology Laboratory, a part of the Ministry of Defense. DSTL is responsible for ensuring that innovative science and technology contribute to the defense and security of the UK.
The Agreement is to develop graphene-loaded polymer composites for certain defense related applications, the details of which were not disclosed.
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