BCMaterials participates at the GIANCE project workshop in Madrid
BCMaterials participated in late June at the GIANCE Horizon Europe project’s workshop within the Graphene Conference 2024 Industrial Forum, held in Madrid. Our center is a member of the consortium of this important project, aiming to create the next generation of affordable, eco-friendly, lightweight, and recyclable materials based on graphene and related substances (GRM)
The GIANCE workshop featured presentations on requirements and graphene materials best suited for each GIANCE application (automotive, aerospace, energy and water purification), surface treatments using plasma, hydrogen production and conversion using printed graphene, and a robust modular eco-design of products supported by Life Cycle Assessment (LCA).
Dr. Carmen Rial presented on behalf of BCMaterials the talk called “Development of graphene-based membranes for environmental and energy applications: design rules and framework for sustainable development”, a valuable insight on sustainable graphene technologies.
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