Getting graphene out of the lab into everyday use
Become a member of the Australian Graphene Industry association – corporates or individuals (now simplified.)
Graphene+ 2019 conference will be on Nov 19th in AMDC301 and Skylounge at Swinburne Vic 3122 Please save the date.
Memberships Overview
Join us and help with creating an ecosystem linking all and extending graphene into industry in a safe and productive way.
Corporate Memberships
For corporates and /or universities*. $660 incl. GST. This entitles you to 3 conference tickets at $750 + GST value. *Note: We simplified the membership types.
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Individuals
Individuals. Join for $88.00 incl. GST. Special Offer sign up for $44 incl. GST before 31st July 2019 + This membership incl. Conference ticket for $175+GST (Full price $250 +GST)
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About us
The Australian Graphene Industry Association (AGIA) was established to provide valuable information on a material that will be critical to national and global economies in the 21st Century.
The AGIA will create linkages between industry, government, capital markets, entrepreneurs, researchers, and the community.
Latest Australian Graphene News
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