GRAPHERGIA features as one of 14 innovation projects within the EU-supported Graphene Flagship initiative. These projects span different industrial sectors, including electronics and photonics, energy, biomedical, composites, 2D materials of tomorrow, and Safe by Design.
This month, the Graphene Flagship has released its Annual Report for 2025, showcasing the key results and outputs from these projects as they move from labs into the pilot phase and further industrial applications.
Maria Abrahamsson, Graphene Flagship Director, reflected on the Annual Report 2025 as it was published:
“Europe is heading into a new framework programme, and the political scene in the world is changing fast. We need to be as adaptive as always, and we will benefit from having built a strong community, able to both identify and address new challenges as they appear.” – Maria Abrahamsson, Graphene Flagship Director.
GRAPHERGIA at the Graphene Flagship Annual Report 2025
GRAPHERGIA is among the presented projects, highlighting its research, communication and exploitation activities carried out in 2025. Our project coordinator, Professor Spyros Yannopoulos, Research Director at Foundation for Research and Technology – Hellas (FORTH), resumed the year:
“GRAPHERGIA has been a strong team effort from the outset, delivering advances across the value chain. With SME support, our materials partners matured laser-assisted graphene for smart textiles and Li-ion batteries, advanced gel electrolytes for micro-flexible supercapacitors and developed energy-harvesting layers with integrated power-management electronics. In parallel, the life cycle assessment, Safe-and-Sustainable-by-Design (SSbD), and exploitation teams translated these outputs into scalable, greener pathways. Targeted and professional communication and dissemination further amplified our project’s impact.” – Spyros Yannopoulos, GRAPHERGIA Coordinator (FORTH).
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