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Researchers at James Cook University have developed a groundbreaking method to convert microplastics into graphene.

University of Southern Queensland researchers are recycling polyethylene mulch film into low-carbon hydrogen and graphene.

PVC-fiberglass composites have been positioned as an effective and innovative alternative, combining the strengths of both materials to create pipes with improved characteristics.

Versarien plc, the UK-based developer of advanced engineering materials, has introduced a new range of graphene and related nanomaterial-based thermoplastic polymer compounds and masterbatches.

Researchers at Rice University develop a cost-effective, low-emissions method to harvest green hydrogen and high-value graphene from plastic waste.

Brazilian firms Sevenpack and Gerdau Graphene have jointly commercialized what they claim is the world’s-first graphene-enhanced stretch PE film.

Multi-wavelength, high-powered lasers are key to printing flexible, stretchable circuits.