Graphene and 2D materials for electronics
5 European H2020 organizations list this as part of their work — 2 as their primary capability.
Most active in this area
- MAGNA ELECTRONICS SWEDEN AB
Automotive sensing and electronics R&D unit of Magna International, specializing in LiDAR, radar, graphene-based sensors, and intelligent vehicle safety systems.
“Sustained participation across GrapheneCore2, GrapheneCore3, and 2D-EPL pilot line, indicating long-term commitment to graphene-based sensor and electronics development.”
SE11 projects - NOKIA SOLUTIONS AND NETWORKS ITALIA SPA
Nokia's Italian R&D unit specializing in beyond-5G D-band radio systems, graphene electronics, and 5G deployment for railways and aviation.
“Continuous participation across all three Graphene Flagship Core Projects (GrapheneCore1-3) plus the 2D Experimental Pilot Line, contributing to electronics, photonics, and sensor applications.”
IT10 projects - G.TEC MEDICAL ENGINEERING GMBH
Austrian SME building brain-computer interface systems for clinical rehabilitation, consciousness diagnostics, and emerging XR-neuroscience applications.
“Participated in GrapheneCore3 and the 2D Experimental Pilot Line (2D-EPL), both under the Graphene Flagship, likely contributing neural electrode or sensor expertise.”
SMEAT10 projects - MAXLLG LTD
UK private company specializing in terahertz components, graphene-based metamaterials, and 2D material electromagnetic modelling for THz device applications.
“Graphene appears in all three projects; silicene, germanene, and transition metal dichalcogenides feature across DiSeTCom and TERASSE.”
PrimaryUK3 projects - NOKIA SOLUTIONS AND NETWORKS UK LIMITED
Nokia Bell Labs UK — industrial graphene researcher specializing in photonics, electronics, and sensors for next-generation telecoms hardware.
“Participated in both GrapheneCore1 and GrapheneCore2, spanning graphene's role in composite materials, electronics, and layered material structures.”
PrimaryUK2 projects