Scalable Route for the 'Bottom-up' Synthesis of Graphene Platelets and Thin Films (Printed Electronics Europe 2013)

 

Karl Coleman is a Reader in Durham University's Chemistry Department. Prior to this he has worked in the Chemistry Departments at the University of Oxford and the Université de Strasbourg, France. His work over the past few years has focused on nanoscience and nanotechnology particularly the chemistry of carbon nanotubes. His work has been funded by the EPSRC and the Royal Society and he has authored / co-authored over 70 publications, in peer reviewed journals. He is the secretary of the Chemical Nanosciences and Nanotechnology subject group of the Royal Society of Chemistry.

Durham Graphene Science has developed a brand-new process to manufacture large quantities of very high specification graphene.

 

Using a sustainable, bottom-up process, DGS creates graphene platelets that are free of any transition metal and suitable for applications across multiple market sectors.

 

Since establishing a large scale production facility, DGS is engaging end-users globally to develop a whole range of custom applications