The University Of Manchester - Graphene and 2D materials printed electronics
The Future of Electronics RESHAPED Berlin October 2025
TechBlick Event
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Graphene and 2D materials have the potential to revolutionise the world as we know it.
Graphene has reached a tipping point, and we are now seeing real-world benefits living
up to the early excitement of just a few years ago. Collaboration is key to realising
graphene’s potential, and building a community of partners will accelerate the step
change in graphene’s commercial prospects.
With world-class facilities and resources, supported by experienced and knowledgeable
applications engineers and internationally renowned academics, we work across a broad
range of novel technologies and applications and can help you design, develop, scale and
launch the next generation of innovative products and processes. With a portfolio of over
500 completed projects to date, the team are highly skilled and focussed on delivering
research to meet the needs of our partners.
This talk will cover (i) the main application areas covered by our expertise, (ii) the options
available for engaging with us and (iii) an overview of our printed and flexible electronic
capabilities. There will be emphasis on how our pilot-scale printing equipment can help
companies to develop graphene and 2D material-based solutions to problems existing
across a wide range of application areas. We have successfully worked with industry on
technologies such as sensors for environmental and health monitoring, flexible electronic
devices, and energy-efficient heating elements, plus many more.
Graphene has reached a tipping point, and we are now seeing real-world benefits living
up to the early excitement of just a few years ago. Collaboration is key to realising
graphene’s potential, and building a community of partners will accelerate the step
change in graphene’s commercial prospects.
With world-class facilities and resources, supported by experienced and knowledgeable
applications engineers and internationally renowned academics, we work across a broad
range of novel technologies and applications and can help you design, develop, scale and
launch the next generation of innovative products and processes. With a portfolio of over
500 completed projects to date, the team are highly skilled and focussed on delivering
research to meet the needs of our partners.
This talk will cover (i) the main application areas covered by our expertise, (ii) the options
available for engaging with us and (iii) an overview of our printed and flexible electronic
capabilities. There will be emphasis on how our pilot-scale printing equipment can help
companies to develop graphene and 2D material-based solutions to problems existing
across a wide range of application areas. We have successfully worked with industry on
technologies such as sensors for environmental and health monitoring, flexible electronic
devices, and energy-efficient heating elements, plus many more.
