After years of intense research and early‑stage activity, the graphene industry is entering a different phase. Real products are starting to reach the market, production capacities are scaling, and companies across sectors are taking a more serious look at how graphene can fit into their roadmaps. At the same time, the number of materials, processes and application ideas can make it hard to see where the real progress is happening.
The Graphene Handbook was created to help address exactly this challenge. It provides a clear, structured overview of graphene: its fundamental properties, the main production methods in use today, and the wide range of application areas being explored - from composites, coatings and energy storage to printed electronics, thermal management, sensors and more. The book then connects these technologies to the current state of the industry and market, with coverage of commercial products, key players and large‑scale projects.
Because it combines technical background, application insights and market context in one volume, the handbook is useful both for readers already working with graphene and for decision‑makers who need to understand what graphene can realistically offer their business or research program. Many organizations use it as a starting point when evaluating new projects, planning R&D, or introducing team members to the field.
If you want a single, independent resource to understand where graphene stands today and how the ecosystem is evolving, The Graphene Handbook is designed to be that reference point. You can learn more about the contents and available formats on The Graphene Handbook page and consider making it part of your team’s core library.