David Savastano, Editor02.15.23
Graphene is a fascinating material, with unique properties making it a sort of “wonder” material. Superb strength and conductivity are but two of its calling cards, the latter of which makes it interesting as a conductive ink.
The Graphene Flagship is the premiere research project when it comes to graphene. When it comes to graphene-based ink and its exploitations for electro/optical applications, this EU-wide project headquartered at Chalmers University with members from countless universities throughout Europe, has many experts. They include Professor Gianluca Fiori of the University of Pisa; Professor Cinzia Casiraghi of the University of Manchester; and Dr. Francesco Bonaccorso of BeDimensional.
“I would like to stress that there is a huge activity going on within the Graphene Flagship on the fabrication of graphene-inks and their exploitation in several applications,” Dr. Fiori noted.
The following updates were provided by members of the graphene ink research
The Graphene Flagship is the premiere research project when it comes to graphene. When it comes to graphene-based ink and its exploitations for electro/optical applications, this EU-wide project headquartered at Chalmers University with members from countless universities throughout Europe, has many experts. They include Professor Gianluca Fiori of the University of Pisa; Professor Cinzia Casiraghi of the University of Manchester; and Dr. Francesco Bonaccorso of BeDimensional.
“I would like to stress that there is a huge activity going on within the Graphene Flagship on the fabrication of graphene-inks and their exploitation in several applications,” Dr. Fiori noted.
The following updates were provided by members of the graphene ink research
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