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Graphene Flagship researchers have reported the first synthesis of an emblematic class of graphene-based magnetic nano-goblet: the Clar's goblet.

Alexandr Talyzin takes the Graphene Flagship on a deep dive into about his research on printed graphene supercapacitors.

The Graphene Flagship refreshes its brand and social media presence to reflect its progressive work. Now, we have more wind in our sails!

We review the successes of six industry-based projects from the previous phase of the Graphene Flagship.

​Collaboration is at the heart of the Graphene Flagship. Top level researchers in academia, research and industry across Europe are encouraged to discuss strategies that will push graphene to the market.

Graphene Flagship researchers reported a significant step forward in growing monoisotopic hexagonal boron nitride at atmospheric pressure for the production of large and very high-quality crystals.

Graphene Flagship partners CIC nanoGUNE and Graphenea, together with start-up accelerator BerriUP, launched a new funding programme to foster the creation of graphene-related businesses. (Picture credit: Graphenea).

Our new centralised platform offers courses for researchers to learn about managing results effectively, patenting technologies, creating start-ups and more

The Graphene Flagship has released its new Annual Report, a collection of success stories covering from fundamental studies and electronics to energy and healthcare applications. (Picture credit: Fabian Schutt, Kiel University).

​Today the Graphene Flagship transitions into Core 3, the fourth funding cycle of the €1 Billion research initiative funded by the European Commission.

A new project by the European Commission aims to gather European expertise across the value chain to bring graphene and related materials to market. Image Credit: imec

The Graphene Flagship will continue sailing forward throughout and beyond the coronavirus lockdown.

Graphene Flagship scientists have produced a graphene patch that records the condition of chronic wounds, such as ulcers suffered by the elderly or those with diabetes, at any time. The data can be sent from home to the hospital via mobile phone, facilitating a rapid response to possible infections.

This whitepaper was written by Graphene Flagship industrial partners, who recommend continued coherent support for research and innovation in layered materials under Horizon Europe.