Graphene 2030
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Graphene, a 2D carbon material, has existed in the imagination of Scientists for years and been studied since 1947, but it was not until 2004 that it was first produced from graphite. The fuller presentation was given in Washington October 2015 (with several image replacements). This extract covers the latest technology developments, applications, commercialization progress, end user requirements and challenges for Graphene. It is free so as to attract and help other collaborators.
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Graphene 2030
- 1. GRAPHENE 2030 Daniel Newman SP HIGHLIGHTS WASHINGTON, USA OCTOBER 2015
- 2. GRAPHENE SUPER COMPATIBILITY # MULTIPLE APPLICATIONS # OPPORTUNITIES Overview Properties & Application Medical Prosthetics Transport Sustainability Next Steps
- 3. New areas: Plasmonics. New areas: Ultra-thin, efficient thermal distributors. Emerging cancer treatment applications GRAPHENE UNDER THE “NANOSCOPE” …PROPERTIES AND APPLICATIONS Mechanical Properties Thermal Properties Other 2D Crystals Flexible Electronics Conductive Inks Composite Materials Thermal management Photonics Thermal management Electronics Composite Materials 2D Materials Photovoltaic applications Transistor applications INDUSTRIES: Aerospace Automotive Electronics Optical Properties Transparent Electronics Lasers Touch screens LCD Displays Ultra-fast Photodetectors Electronic Properties Transistor applications Telecommunications Integrated Circuits Chemical Properties Distillation Thermal management Composite Materials 2D Based Heterostructures Transistor applications Photovoltaic applications Integrated Circuits Ultra-fast Photodetectors Solar Cells Medical, Pharmaceutical applications INDUSTRIES: Medical Pharma Electronics INDUSTRIES: Photonics Oil Electronics INDUSTRIES: Telecoms Electronics Graphene
- 4. MEDICAL ONCOLOGY … NANOSCALE FLYING CARPETS IN BLOODSTREAM, TREATING CANCER Courtesy of ; North Carolina State University, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill China Pharmaceutical University Dox Graphene Peptide linker TRAIL Graphene strips New areas: Ultra-thin, efficient thermal distributors. Emerging cancer treatment applications Thermal Properties
- 5. BIO MEDICAL SHEATH STRATUM CORNEUM COMPATIBLE PROTECTION … AGING AND DISEASES SUSPENSION Graphene composed Chemical, 2D Materials Thermal management Composite Materials virtually invisible coating protecting the human body as another layer of skin … programmable Medical, Pharmaceutical applications
- 6. Graphene proposed Airport, Medical staff and flight crew will detect pathogens … transmit information BIO MEDICAL LENSES BIODEFENSE, FOOD SAFETY AND MEDICINE Optical Properties Transparent Electronics Lasers Touch screens LCD Displays Ultra-fast Photodetectors Currently … Courtesy of ; Optical Engineering; Bar-Ilan University, Israel
- 7. Exo Endo PROSTHETICS GERIATRIC PROSTHETICS … NO MORE WHEELCHAIRS, NO MORE HIP REPLACEMENTS! 2D Materials Medical, Pharmaceutical applications Chemically engineered with precision, there is no limit to the uses of graphene within Humans … extended life included
- 8. TRANSPORT SAFER, FASTER, STRONGER … ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY, LESS FUEL CONSUMPTION Mechanical Properties Flexible Electronics Conductive Inks Composite Materials New capabilities: Advanced thermoplastics Lightening strike protection Impact absorption, energy dissipation Lego strategy, graphene enhanced composite: - Carbon fibre - Epoxy resins - Hydraulics - Lubricants - Metals - Plastics - Textiles
- 9. SUSTAINABILITY ENVIRONMENTAL SMARTS Newly emerging: Super-strength light materials (Aluminium) Increased elemental knowledge (Boron) Augmented transportation systems Chemical Properties Distillation Thermal management Composite Materials
- 10. NEXT STEPS MORE INFORMATION ON OPPORTUNITIES: INFO@AB1SOLUTION.COM Graphene holds significant additive value for continued revolutions. Our development strategy builds on present and proven applications inside the United States Federal marketplace. Simultaneously, we are driving global initiatives, especially GREEN product/technology start-ups, to make use of the vast resources inside the $2 Billion a year AbilityOne protected marketplace. At our disposal … - Business & Partnership Development - Distribution Centres - Laboratory & Testing Facilities - Manufacturing facilities We have the keys that open doors to doing business in Europe and the USA. There is no cost to partner Thank you.
Editor's Notes
- Unrestricted PPT: authorised. Restricted report: unauthorised.
- Special Projects Advisor - Introduction and purpose { Progress reporting: science team analysis and forecasting > Calls for greater collaboration > Untapped European and USA opportunities }
- NOTES: Serious game-changer - hence Nobel Prizes and Knighthoods for Andre and Kostya {Professors: Sir Andre Geim and Sir Konstantin Novoselov - Manchester University – UK} ISSUES: lack of collaboration due to competition.
- NOTES: Doxorubicin (Dox) is physically bound to the graphene due to similarities in their molecular structures. The anticancer protein, TNF-related apoptosis-inducing ligand (TRAIL) is bound to the surface of the graphene by a chain of amino acids called peptides. ‘These drug-rich graphene strips are introduced into the bloodstream in a solution, and then travel through the bloodstream like nanoscale flying carpets,’ Dr. Zhen Gu {Newman: Digital Medicine}
- NOTES: Realisation today. Instructions in front of us (and inside). Consider human skin - cutaneous membrane; multi-layered system preventing infection and colonization from potential and real disease causing agents. Internal examples include; Fermoral, Myelin, Pericardium, Rectus, etc. Programmable to enhance abilities - oxygenation efficiency (underlying cause of cancer = any cell denied 60% of oxygen requirements )
- NOTES: Notwithstanding the obvious military applications for individual soldier defence applications. Optical engineering team - Bar-Ilan University; (a) Schematic of constructed prototypes. (b) Schematic of spectacles with installed imaging camera. (c) Schematic contact lens with stimulation electrodes. Further advanced realisation – Bruckhoff Hannover.
- NOTES: Given its elasticity index is similar to rubber and its tensile strength is a hundred times that of steel, even sturdier than diamonds; creation of intelligent and integrated bio-sensing flexi-metals with/out bio-adhesive properties, using graphene, will reduce the burden of muscular dystrophies. Tip: Think Poly-ether-ether-ketone (PEEK), an organic thermoplastic polymer material. Already employed in medical implants due to compatibility with human tissues. Note: Bio-adhesive properties due to graphene’s scaffolding cell culturing assets – strong potential to change everything about prosthesis - Image credit: Shutterstock/Lightspring
- Tyres, Panels, Glass, Rivets … every component (including coatings). NOTES: Aerospace, ground and sea transportation. State of the art injection moulding facilities at our disposal provides significant opportunities.
- NOTES: Transportation – all elements – remain priority > Environmental impact – improved reduction > Special membranes – toxicity prevention >New materials enable drones to transport patients and transplants.
- Coal industry in the United Kingdom created millions of jobs, powered a revolution … imagine what its cousin will do.