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GRASS (Graphene based supercapacitors), EPSRC Impact Acceleration Account No. EP/K503757/1 Partnership Development Award, Jan.-Jun. ... Other positions. Executive Committee Member. Since Sep 2016, Non-Exec Director of Zinergy UK Ltd, a Cambridge-based

21 Jun 2017: Environmentally-friendly graphene textiles could enable wearable electronics. Wearable, textiles-based electronics present new possibilities for flexible circuits, healthcare and environment monitoring, energy conversion and many others. ... A new method

21 Apr 2015: NEWS. The future of robotics based on biological principlesPage 19. In this issue. ... First graphene-based flexible 15 display produced. Sports calibrated 16. A success in Managed Pressure Drilling 17.

13 Jun 2016: This is the first functional study of neuronal synaptic activity using uncoated graphene based materials. ... According to the researchers, this is the first step towards using pristine graphene-based materials as an electrode for a neuro-interface.

However, the team, led by Professor Jong Min Kim from Cambridge’s Department of Engineering, found that flexible displays and smart fabrics can be made much more cheaply, and more sustainably, ... The researchers say it could be possible for large,

Early evidence indicates a cheaper more flexible solution is needed which can be rapidly deployed. ... Snowshell: intelligent snowboard protection. The Snowshell arm guard has been designed from first principles, based around a thorough understanding of

The new textile electronic devices are based on low-cost, sustainable and scalable inkjet printing of inks based on graphene and other two-dimensional materials, and are produced by standard processing ... Thanks to nanotechnology, in the future our

The inks that were tested in the experiments were produced by the research group of Professor Andrea Ferrari, Director of the Cambridge Graphene Centre. ... Graphene-based composites may also be used to offer radiation protection, a compulsory

The Graphene Pavilion includes live demos and prototypes of many different properties and applications such as printable touch sensors (by the Cambridge Graphene Centre and partner Novalia), flexible displays (by the ... Cambridge Graphene Centreand

The River Points Project is a global community-based initiative with a dual purpose. ... Consumers are increasingly making purchasing decisions based on how green the packaging is.