The Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded in 2010 for the discovery of Graphene, creating an entirely new industry based on Advanced 2D Materials.

Today, the Graphene sector has matured to the point where more than 100 companies are commercially producing some form of graphene with a production capacity of approx. 25,000 mtns per annum. A market that is expected to grow to $2.5B by 2028.

The Graphene Council is an independent global trade association that tracks all developments in the field, from basic research through to commercialization. 

Co-hosted with Duane Morris, a global law firm with a leading Intellectual Property practice, qualified private and institutional investors will have the opportunity to better understand graphene market dynamics and investment opportunities, including both private and public companies. 

Our invitation only meeting will take place on 28 February 2024 in New York, NY. 

This free to attend event will provide an up-to-date overview of the commercial graphene and related 2D materials sector including production volumes, applications and near to mid-term demand outlooks.

Attendees will also hear directly from selected public and private sector graphene companies and meet with graphene experts:

Elemental Recycling uses a single step, patented process converting waste materials to manufacture high purity graphene and hydrogen. 

MITO Materials is a Verified Functionalized Graphene producer and one of the leading companies commercializing graphene products and applications. 

GrapheneDX is using graphene to make innovative point of care medical diagnostic devices and products. 

Hydrograph, a Verified Graphene Producer, uses a unique “detonation” process to produce graphene that is consistent, highly scalable and economic.

Stat Peel produces devices used in workplaces to monitor, measure and analyze exposure to nanoparticles for health and safety compliance. 

Evercloak's graphene based ultra-thin nanofilms curb greenhouse gases by reducing the energy required for air conditioning and dehumidification.

For more information about the program and to reserve your participation, please use the link below or contact me directly at tbarkan@thegraphenecouncil.org.

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