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Collaboration Aims to Develop a New Class of Miniaturized Optical Gas Sensors on a Chip, Enabling Low-Cost Distributed Sensing Nodes for the Internet of Things

Stockholm, Sweden – Feb. 21, 2019 – Senseair AB, AMO GmbH, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Oxford Instruments Plasma Technology Ltd, Graphenea Semiconductor SL, Universität der Bundeswehr München, Catalan Institute of Nanoscience and...

Graphene research highlights of 2018 included applications in chemical sensors, advanced uses of mechanical properties of graphene, and high frequency uses such as ultrafast graphene transistors and optical communications.

Trace detection of harmful chemicals has been a target application of graphene from the onset of applied graphene research. Last year, MIT and Graphenea have developed an array...

Data traffic has exponentially grown over the past 25 years. The mobile communications market and the Internet of Things are expected to continue driving this growth, with 5G communication technology expected to demand bandwidths that are considered enormous by today’s standards. Integrated photonic chips that are to enable continuing growth are thus facing tough demands, requiring the use of...

Three companies in the graphene business have been approved a European Innovation Council Fast Track to Innovation (FTI) project to help bring to the market the G-IMAGER, a graphene imager based on graphene-on-wafer technology. The G-Imager is a short-wave infrared (SWIR) detector for applications in semiconductor inspection, sorting systems, spectroscopy hyperspectral imaging and surveillance....

Graphenea marked 2018 by introducing a host of new products geared towards industrial and commercial use of graphene, hiring more experienced staff and continuing to provide high-quality graphene for cutting-edge research and industrial use.

Already in January we launched sales of 6” graphene waferson all our standard substrates as well as user-provided ones. Aside from demonstrating the same high...