Articles

The Global Graphene Group (G3) has a 17-year relationship with graphene since Dr. Bor Jang, cofounder of Nanotek Instruments, Inc., discovered graphene in 2002. Today, the G3 organization currently consists of three groupings of companies. First, there is Nanotek Instruments that holds the over three hundred patents the company has

Global Graphene Group Co-Founder Named As National Graphene Association Newest Advisory Board Member NASHVILLE, TN – The National Graphene Association (NGA), the main organization and body in the U.S. advocating and promoting the commercialization of graphene, announces Global Graphene Group (G3) as the newest member of the NGA Industry Council and

Graphene is a two-dimensional nanomaterial with the highest thermal conductivity value* among all known materials. G3’s heat spreader, AT1500, offers a significant performance improvements over current heat spreading products such as PGS (Pyrolytic Graphite Sheet). Our IP-protected single-layer graphene technology enables us to produce a range of thicknesses from 20um-100um

For many, the change of seasons isn’t just about weather and longer days, but a change in sports. One of our favorites at G3 is lacrosse, with teams from high school to major league kicking off in the spring. G3 recently teamed with @ECDLacrosse in the development of material for

We are all familiar with lithium-ion batteries (LiBs). They power everything from smart phones, laptops, medical devices, electric vehicles and even grid storage. With major companies like CATL, Northvolt, and Tesla currently scaling up their production of LiBs, it is permissible if you’ve forgotten that LiBs are in fact a

Masterbatch In The Plastic Industry Plastic is one of those materials that we don’t always realize how much it’s involved in our daily lives. From automotive parts to sporting goods, packaging, electronics, and medical devices, we rely on plastics to deliver reliable and quality consumer products. Accordingly, Grand View Research, Inc

               Electric Vehicle on Fire It’s no surprise that electronic devices have taken over our daily routines. Not only do we demand the best performance from our phones or laptops, but we demand it everywhere we go. From hanging out at the beach to

Today, mobile devices play an integral part in people’s lives. Almost everyone has at least one smartphone, tablet or wearable device, and many have more. As demands for higher processing speeds and multi-functionality arise, these devices are required to perform efficiently at high rates of power consumption. This demand is