Graphene‑Connect 2026 is the must‑attend virtual event for the global graphene and 2D materials community, bringing together pioneers graphene production and applications. Taking place online on 11–12 March 2026 via the TechBlick platform and co‑curated with Graphene‑Info, the event combines live talks, interactive networking and year‑round access to a library of over 1,500 expert presentations. Graphene-Connect tickets start at our special early bird price of $400 (with discounts available for group passes).
Why join Graphene‑Connect 2026?
- Live, online access to a world‑class agenda covering graphene materials, batteries, electronics, composites, filters, concrete, EMI shielding, anti‑corrosion, sustainable packaging, neuroelectronics and more.
- Year‑round access to all recordings of this event plus past and future TechBlick online and onsite programs, including Perovskite Connect, MicroLED Connect, Batteries RESHAPED and Electronics RESHAPED.
A curated platform connecting the global industrial value chain, with start‑ups, scale‑ups, national labs and major companies all represented across the graphene ecosystem.
Some of the talks in the Graphene Connect agenda:
Graphene for sustainable packaging: Toraphene
Toraphene will present how graphene‑enhanced biopolymers can deliver truly biodegradable, compostable and commercially viable alternatives to conventional plastic packaging at scale. The talk will explore how embedding graphene in polymers enables thinner, stronger materials with improved barrier performance and food protection, targeting the replacement of single‑use carrier bags, food containers and other high‑impact packaging streams.
Graphene‑enabled batteries at scale: Volexion
Volexion will showcase its graphene‑coated cathode active materials (CAMs), a drop‑in technology that extends battery life, boosts energy density and enables faster charging without costly retooling. By applying a conductive graphene protective layer around each cathode particle, Volexion’s approach shields materials from degradation and opens pathways to next‑generation chemistries for EVs and advanced energy storage.
From materials to devices: Paragraf
Paragraf will discuss how industrial‑scale production of graphene‑based electronic devices is transforming sensing and semiconductor performance across automotive, quantum, healthcare and other sectors. The session will highlight mass‑produced graphene Hall sensors and graphene FETs, manufactured using standard semiconductor processes to deliver ultra‑sensitive, robust and energy‑efficient devices compatible with existing production lines.
Graphene neurotechnology: INBRAIN Neuroelectronics
INBRAIN Neuroelectronics will present how graphene‑based brain‑computer interfaces and neural grids are redefining precision neuromodulation and real‑time brain mapping. Drawing on first‑in‑human clinical data, the talk will cover ultra‑thin, high‑density graphene electrodes that capture high‑fidelity neural signals and enable targeted stimulation, with applications spanning tumor surgery guidance, Parkinson’s disease therapy and future adaptive neuroelectronic treatments.
For graphene professionals and developers alike, Graphene‑Connect 2026 offers a rare combination of deep technical content, practical industrial insights and strategic perspectives across the global graphene and 2D materials ecosystem, with sessions spanning metrology, manufacturing, sustainable packaging, advanced batteries, neuromorphic electronics, AI‑driven devices and neurotechnology. This virtual event is an excellent opportunity to discover new application partners, hear all about latest advances and position yourself at the forefront of graphene innovation from anywhere in the world.
Graphene-Connect 2026, preliminary agenda
