Tagged with Energy and Environmental materials

It’s a material so strong even the Man of Steel or a bullet would have trouble breaking through it — and its versatility and exciting potential are only now just being uncovered. Graphene, the technology of the future, will be showcased at a major international conference being hosted by Griffith University next week. The 5th […]

The Australia-China Joint Centre for Energy and Environmental Materials has been officially opened on Griffith’s Gold Coast campus. The world-class research facility will provide an opportunity for collaboration on solutions to challenging global and environmental issues. Addressing academic leaders and government representatives, Vice Chancellor Professor Ian O’Connor said the joint laboratory is a strategic venture […]