The Future of materials is here

Manufacturers can reduce the density and weight of their polymer products by introducing a dispersed phase of architected graphene microparticles. Compared to the hollow microspheres used in syntactic foams, architected graphenes offer a lighter, stronger, and tougher additive.

We are developing novel reinforcement materials that increase the strength, stiffness, energy absorption, and toughness of polymers. We are particularly interested in architected graphenes with novel elastic mechanics as an innovative reinforcement strategy for elastomers and thermoplastics.

We have developed thermally conductive fillers that combine the extraordinary thermal conductivity of monolayer graphene with an isotropic, three-dimensional particle morphology that enables these particles to be dispersed and flow at much higher loadings than nanotubes or nanosheets. 

Formulators accustomed to working with nanotubes or other carbon nanoparticles will appreciate our easily-dispersed, electrically conductive graphene microfibers, which are designed for maximum electrical conductivity at low percolation thresholds. 

Manufacturers of next-generation battery electrodes and supercapacitors will benefit from a new category of mesoporous or macroporous architected graphene particles and films with exceptional design control over density, porosity, surface area, and morphology.

Many other applications can benefit from a category of three-dimensional graphene-based materials (both particles and films) characterized by exceptional, multiscale architectural control. Please contact us to find out what we can do for you!