3D Graphene Foam

Our 3D graphene foam is an interconnected arrangement of graphene sheets which together form a highly porous three-dimensional network. The 3D foam is comprised solely of graphene, and we can embed within select matrix materials upon request.

"3D graphene foam in petri dish, ready for advanced applications in electronics, energy.

3D Graphene Foam

Our 3D graphene foam is an interconnected arrangement of graphene sheets which together form a highly porous three-dimensional network. The 3D foam is comprised solely of graphene, and we can embed within select matrix materials upon request.

3D graphene foam in petri dish, ready for advanced applications in electronics, energy.
3D graphene foam via template-assisted CVD on nickel: Enhances energy, biosensor apps.

Template-Assisted CVD Growth

Our 3D graphene foam materials are grown via a template-assisted CVD process utilizing nickel foam as the growth substrate. Due to carbon’s high solubility in nickel, the carbon is initially adsorbed into the nickel surface. However, as the material cools, the carbon precipitates out onto the nickel surface to form an outer carbon shell of few-layered graphene. At this stage, the obtained structure is composed of both carbon and nickel.

3D graphene foam via template-assisted CVD on nickel: Enhances energy, biosensor apps.

Template-Assisted CVD Growth

Our 3D graphene foam materials are grown via a template-assisted CVD process utilizing nickel foam as the growth substrate. Due to carbon’s high solubility in nickel, the carbon is initially adsorbed into the nickel surface. However, as the material cools, the carbon precipitates out onto the nickel surface to form an outer carbon shell of few-layered graphene. At this stage, the obtained structure is composed of both carbon and nickel.

Utilizing scalable CVD technologies and manufacturing processes, we offer state-of-the-art 3D graphene foam materials in mass volumes and at affordable price points.

Making Freestanding 3D Graphene Foam

To obtain freestanding 3D graphene foam, our team follows a thorough etching and rinsing protocol. The etching protocol is performed to remove the nickel content from the graphene-coated nickel foam structure, following which a rinsing protocol is carried out to leave behind a 3D foam comprised solely of graphene.

Freestanding 3D graphene foam in case, etched for top energy, biosensor applications.

Making Freestanding 3D Graphene Foam

To obtain freestanding 3D graphene foam, our team follows a thorough etching and rinsing protocol. The etching protocol is performed to remove the nickel content from the graphene-coated nickel foam structure, following which a rinsing protocol is carried out to leave behind a 3D foam comprised solely of graphene.

Freestanding 3D graphene foam in case, etched for top energy, biosensor applications.

Applications

Glowing neuron, showcasing graphene's impact on biosensors, neural research: high conductivity.

Scaffold for 3D Cell Culture

Scaffold for 3D Cell Culture

3D graphene foam possesses several features – interconnected microporosity, biocompatibility, and broad surface modification potential – that make it a compelling foundational raw material to drive stem cell growth and differentiation. 


Atom illustration with blue/red spheres: graphene electrode innovation in energy, chemicals.

Electrode for Catalysis

Electrode for Catalysis

Graphene-coated nickel foam’s large surface area and high electrical conductivity make it an ideal electrode for diverse catalytic reactions. 

Thermographic rod image: Showcases graphene's thermal management in tech applications.

Heat Transfer

Heat Transfer

As a multilayer porous graphene structure with large specific surface area, graphene-coated nickel foam possesses compelling features suitable for heat transfer applications.

3D graphene foam for drug, cell, molecule delivery: Large surface area, versatile uses.

Drug Delivery

Drug Delivery

The large specific surface area of freestanding 3D graphene foam makes it a compelling delivery platform for drugs, cells, and other small molecules.

Interested in working with our novel graphene foam materials? Contact us to place a request for samples.