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Graphene. The world’s most intelligent material
Leaders in global advanced manufacturing regard graphene as a pivotal enabler of Industry 4.0 (the 4th industrial revolution) because of the transformational possibilities it offers in 2 pivotal areas
- Improving the properties of existing materials by making them stronger and lighter, more efficient, durable and heat or fire resistant
- Providing conductivity and connectivity to the structure of materials to make possible their ‘intelligent’ usage
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What the world is saying about Graphene?
AGIA urges government backing of graphene-enabled advanced manufacturing industry
The Chairman of the Australian Graphene Industry Association (AGIA) has called for government action to ensure Australia reaps the many benefits of graphene, a super-material made from carbon that experts claim will help Australia meet its carbon emissions targets and...
Graphene-enhanced product that could help recycle tones of unwanted tyres
An entrepreneurial academic from The University of Manchester has produced a prototype graphene-enhanced product that could help the UK recycle tonnes of unwanted tyres – a waste product that is sometimes shipped overseas for disposal. It is claimed that Western...
Researchers at The University of Manchester, have mapped energy levels of electrons
Researchers based at the National Graphene Institute at The University of Manchester have developed an innovative measurement method that allows, for the first time, the mapping of the energy levels of electrons in the conduction band of semiconducting 2D materials....
Carbon identified a strange ‘melting’ behaviour of graphene.
Physicists from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology and the Institute for High Pressure Physics of the Russian Academy of Sciences have used computer modeling to refine the melting curve of graphite that has been studied for over 100 years, with...
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Australian Graphene Industry Association
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Geelong, Victoria 3220
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General Manager: Charlotte Dunstan
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