Graphenea is a leading Graphene Foundry. We design, manufacture and supply graphene based chips and materials for your industrial and research needs.

Graphenea, a technology company founded in 2010, is a world leading graphene producer. The 40 employees in Graphenea work on contributing to the successful development of Graphene applications of our customers, in a wide range of sectors and in more than 60 countries in …

Graphenea is a leading Graphene Foundry. We design, manufacture and supply graphene based chips and materials for your industrial and research needs.

The devices were made with Graphenea CVD graphene and showcased at the Graphene Pavilion. Graphene produced with chemical vapor deposition (CVD) will form the cornerstone of future graphene-based chemical, biological, and other types of sensors.

Graphenea is a leading Graphene Foundry. We design, manufacture and supply graphene based chips and materials for your industrial and research needs.

Graphenea GFETs provide the best graphene-based devices for your proof-of-concept trials and early prototypes. Within our catalogue one can find different geometries enable various …

The GFET-S12 chip from Graphenea provides 27 graphene devices distributed in a grid pattern on the chip. The devices have interdigitated contacts on top of the graphene channel, which are optimal for sensing of gases and volatile compounds.

If you are developing a commercial application or wish to purchase a larger amount please contact: sales@kivoro.com Our graphene oxide is noted for its mechanical and thermal properties. The raw material - graphite - is chemically processed to obtain monolayer flakes of graphene oxide. Properties · Form: Dispersion o

Graphenea delivers state-of-the-art graphene devices directly to the researcher to allow application-driven research without the added burden of having to fabricate high-quality graphene FETs

Reducing graphene oxide to graphene via a high-temperature treatment increases thermal conductivity along the film direction, while decreasing it across the film. Scientists from UC Riverside, Moldova State University, and Graphenea see the potential of this new method in thermal management.