The University of Manchester – The home of graphene

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Graphene, the revolutionary 2D material isolated at The University of Manchester could change the world as dramatically as the Industrial Revolution did. A r...

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AEH Hydrogel at the Graphene Engineering Innovation Centre

Vector Homes at the Graphene Engineering Innovation Centre

Concrete lab at the GEIC

Levidian at the Graphene Engineering Innovation Centre

Making hydrogen a reality Graphene@Manchester webinar 22 July 2025

Graphene@Manchester A magnet for international talent and investment

Fireside Chat GEIC Values ft. Nixene Publishing

Decarbonising construction with Graphene

NanoPlexus at the GEIC

Multifunctional polymer nanocomposites for industrial applications

Inside the GEIC Energy Lab

Dr Marcelo Lozada-Hidalgo Graphene Research & Renewable Energy Applications

Two dimensional proton conductive materials

GEIC Deposition and Printing Labs - Capabilities and Net Zero Related Projects and Lab Policies

Graphene Polymers and Composites

Igniting Material Change, by Kjirstin Breure

Future in Action Digital Tools for Concrete Specification, Contracting and BIM, by David Webb

Universal Matter Using Carbon to Decarbonise, by Lynn Chikosha

Decarbonising construction with Graphene, by Dr Meini Su

Industrialising Graphene Electronics Using Carbon to Deliver a Net Zero Future, by Simon Thomas

Accelerating Decarbonisation for Carbon-intensive Industries, by Arun Prakash Aranga Raju

Arq Feedstock in the Production of Advanced Graphitic Materials, by Rumman Ahmed

Pioneering Sustainable Graphene Innovations in Lightweight Thermoplastic Composites

Nanomaterials for Energy Storage and Nanocomposites

Defining New Standards in Healthcare Applications with Graphene

An introduction to ‘The Manchester Model’, by James Baker, CEO of Graphene@Manchester

Energy Storage Solutions for a Green Energy Future

How graphene has been changing the frontiers of science and technology

The Future of 2D Materials

Academic Engagement with the Graphene Engineering Innovation Centre (GEIC)