Healthcare and regenerative medicine have been on a crash-course ever since stem cells emerged in 1999 and brought the promise of re-growing, restoring, and/or replacing injured or degenerated tissues. More than two decades have passed, and stem cells have remained...
Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) graphene transfer processes are critical for the industrial application and scalability of graphene technology. However, the transfer of large-area CVD graphene films presents several challenges that need to be addressed to unlock the...
Chemical vapor deposition (CVD) is a popular bottom-up process used to produce atomically thin (0.34 nm) monolayer graphene. Graphene is a single layer of carbon atoms arranged in a hexagonal lattice structure - existing in several forms such as few-layer graphene...
Picture of General Graphene’s GG 3.0 graphene synthesis equipment with inline polymer spray coating system. A Lack of Preparedness Global healthcare faced its biggest test during the COVID-19 pandemic, with the lack of advanced medical infrastructure and reliable...
Graphene is a single atom-thick (0.34 nm) layer of carbon atoms laid out in a hexagonal lattice structure, with properties such as flexibility, optical transparency, high electrical and thermal conductivity that make it a unique material. The term CVD graphene refers...
General Graphene Corporation is a pure-play CVD graphene foundry focused on industrial-scale CVD graphene production. Incorporated in 2014, General Graphene is currently utilizing GG 3.0, the third iteration of its proprietary atmospheric pressure roll-to-roll CVD...
Traditional chemical vapor deposition (CVD) graphene production – seen primarily in the form of quartz tube furnaces - has been inadequate to support meaningful CVD graphene R&D – and has thereby been a roadblock in CVD graphene’s progress toward...
In the above white paper, we analyze the operating mechanism and application potential of CVD graphene field-effect transistors (GFETs) in biosensors. We also present the latest advancements in our graphene production and graphene transfer processes that have played...
Panoramic shot of GG 3.0, the third iteration of General Graphene's proprietary industrial-scale CVD graphene production system. Graphene’s Relationship with Polymers Graphene has been frequently discussed in relation to polymers ever since it was discovered in 2004....
Schematic of graphene field-effect transistor (GFET) after functionalization with receptors (top) and when interacting with analytes (bottom). What Makes CVD Graphene Suitable for Sensors? CVD graphene is an atomically thin layer of carbon atoms arranged in a...
In the above white paper, we analyze the thermal application potential of our CVD graphene and pyrolytic carbon thin film offerings. Due to the two-dimensional atomic structure of CVD graphene, heat is generated and dispersed evenly over the full area of the CVD...
The History Behind the Graphene Hype Graphene and hype have gone hand in hand ever since its discovery back in 2004. The hype peaked around 2010 when Dr. Geim and Dr. Novoselov, the scientists who characterized it successfully, won a Nobel Prize in Physics for their...
