The European Commision has announced a new graphene electronics and semiconductors pilot line, bringing together Graphene Flagahip members to create the next generation of graphene electronics.
I am trying to work out from the write up on graphene-info if they intend to produce their own graphene in this new lab or engage a Graphene Flagship member to do it. If the latter, and they are after nanoplatelets, then FGR as a Graphene Flagship member could be in a very sweet spot.
Keen to hear what you guys makes of this.
https://www.graphene-info.com/european-commission-announces-20-million-investment-new-plant-graphene
It does mention "At a later phase, the project will also develop modules to manufacture the basic building blocks for graphene", so i wonder what they are doing in the first instance?
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