Nanografi has developed and produced a novel form of graphene it calls as Holey Super Graphene, a material set to redefine the landscape of high-tech innovations. This advanced material, notable for its distinctive perforated design, offers opportunities for various industries by solving some of their most intricate challenges.

Often referred to as holey graphene (hG) in the academic community, Holey Super Graphene has been perfected to meet the requirements of high-tech sectors, promising to hasten advancements and propel progress. Nanografi’s initial distribution in October 2023 marked the beginning of its integration into broader market applications, highlighting the role of such innovations in fostering global collaborations and partnerships in technology.

Definition

Holey Super Graphene, characterized by its unique graphene structure featuring holes and pores, combines the inherent properties of graphene with additional capabilities. In addition to graphene's well-known attributes, it has exceptional qualities, including ultra-high conductivity, an extensive surface area, and improved electrochemical performance.

Cap-XX will receive a A$1m (around USD$666,700) R&D development grant from the Australian Taxation Office. 

The supercapacitors developer has signed a joint venture agreement with Ionic Industries for the exclusive commercialization of the latter’s graphene oxide technology. This will help to increase electrode density in supercapacitors. 

The Horizon Europe project 2DNEURALVISION kicked off on 9 – 10 October in Castelldefels, Barcelona. Funded with €5.5 Million from the European Commission, the initiative will seek to investigate the next generation of computer vision and, to develop enabling photonic and electronic integrated circuit components for a novel low-power consumption computer vision system that could be used under adverse weather and low light conditions, based on graphene and 2D materials.

The 2DNEURALVISION project will carry out leading-edge research in the field of 2D materials for wide-spectrum image sensing and vision systems. Its scientific achievements will aim to drive disruptive improvements in the automotive, AR/VR, service robotic and mobile device sectors, which expect to have a major impact on society.