a leading authority in commercial graphene

Plastics Additives & Compounding
New developments in antistatic and conductive additives
Antistatic, electrostatic dissipative (ESD) and conductive additives are in demand for plastics compounds used in many applications, from packaging to automotive. Additive suppliers have introduced new migrating antistats, permanent antistats, and nanomaterials for this market. Jennifer Markarian reports for Plastics Additives & Compounding.
read article >>
print article >>

Plastics Technology
Economical nano-carbons
Start-up company Vorbeck Materials Corp. has licensed a technology developed at Princeton University that reportedly enables economical commercial production of graphene, conductive functionalized single sheets of graphite, for use as multifunctional nano-fillers. They are said to provide electrical conductivity, barrier properties, and improved physical properties in a wide range of thermoplastics, thermosets, and rubbers.
read article >>
print article >>

Princeton Engineering Quarterly News
Vorbeck says it can produce graphene cheaply and abundantly
These days the big buzz in materials science is graphene. Kenneth Chang reported in the New York Times science section a few weeks ago that more than 100 papers about graphene were presented at the recent annual meeting of the American Physical Society meeting.
read article >>
print article >>