Industry associations and government

Customer, academic, government and industry collaboration

We work with customers, academia, governments, industry associations and technology institutions to create graphene-enhanced products.

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Government projects

ARC, AMGC and CRC-backed programmes fund applied graphene work.

Academic partners

We collaborate with The University of Queensland across multiple research and development programmes.

Industry bodies

Memberships and conference participation keep us connected to market channels.

Collaboration model

A practical network around graphene product development

We work with industry councils, cooperative research groups and public programmes connected to graphene, batteries, manufacturing and applied materials. These relationships drive research, commercial trials, market development and public visibility.

Battery, coating, liquid graphene and polymer-development activity.

Government-funded research and commercialisation programs.

Industry events and association participation.

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RESEARCH PARTNERSHIP

UQ research collaboration

We work with The University of Queensland and Australian research programmes on graphene development across batteries, coatings and materials.

Advanced Materials and Battery Council
Advanced Carbons Council Member
Future Battery Industries CRC
Australian Government
Advance Queensland
Australian Manufacturing Growth Centre
Energy Mines and Money Australia
Lord Mayor Business Awards
GOVERNMENT AND RESEARCH PROGRAMMES

GOVERNMENT AND RESEARCH PROGRAMMES

We participate in government-backed research programmes across batteries, coatings, liquid graphene products, polymers and biofabrication.

Graphene aluminium-ion batteries

Australian Research Council funded work with The University of Queensland and UniQuest.

Nanocomposite coatings

Federal government-funded project with UQ for high-performance nanocomposite coatings.

Liquid graphene products

AMGC funding for development, production and trials with large customers.

Potassium and sodium-ion batteries

UQ-linked programme focused on bio-based low-cost potassium and sodium-ion batteries.

Graphene-enhanced polyethylene

CRC-funded work with Qenos to upscale enhanced polyethylene toward higher strength.

Biofabrication support

Advance Queensland fellowship support with Herston Biofabrication Institute, Metro North and QUT.