Graphene Manufacturing Group said on March 16, 2026, that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency approved the import and sale of its THERMAL-XR graphene-based coating system in the United States, a regulatory step that opens the door to commercial sales in a key market.
Graphene Manufacturing Group said on March 31, 2026, that its THERMAL-XR graphene coating has received U.S. EPA approval, a regulatory step that allows the company to move deeper into the North American HVAC-R market through distributor Nu-Calgon. The company is now looking to turn that clearance into early revenue as it expands sales in the United States and Europe.
Researchers at the University of Manchester say graphene-based “nano-aquariums” have enabled the first atomic-resolution videos of individual gold atoms moving in liquid solvents, a development that could sharpen research into catalysts, batteries and other energy technologies.
Graphene Manufacturing Group said it has approved the remaining AU$1.4 million needed to complete its second-generation graphene plant, a project it expects to bring online by mid-2026.
What Is Rippling in Graphene? Rippling in graphene refers to the tiny wave-like bends, wrinkles or out-of-plane distortions that appear across a graphene sheet at the nanoscale. Although graphene is often described as a one-atom-thick layer of carbon arranged in a hexagonal lattice, it is not perfectly flat under real-world conditions. Instead, graphene naturally develops slight undulations that can form [...]
The “Living Tattoo”: How Graphene Sensors Are Reshaping Agriculture and Wildfire Prevention Graphene, long described as a “miracle material,” is now moving beyond laboratories and into real-world ecosystems—directly onto plant leaves. Researchers at the University of Texas at Austin have developed ultra-thin graphene-based sensors that can be applied to living plants, offering a new way to monitor crop health and [...]
