The graphene field moves fast: new production processes, new application areas, new companies entering (and sometimes leaving) the market every month. Keeping track of where the industry actually stands, beyond any single headline, is harder than ever.
That's where The Graphene Handbook comes in. Now in its 2026 Edition, it brings graphene's fundamentals, production methods, application landscape and market data together into one structured, independent reference - the kind of resource teams reach for when scoping a new project, building an R&D roadmap, briefing a client, or simply getting a new hire up to speed on the field without weeks of scattered reading.
What you'll learn inside:
- The properties of graphene
- Different production methods
- Possible graphene applications
- The latest graphene research
- The current market for graphene materials and products
- The main graphene challenges
- Other promising 2D materials
The book also provides:
- A history of graphene developments
- A graphene investment guide
- An introduction to graphene metrology and standardization
- A comprehensive list of graphene companies
Written by Ron Mertens, founder of Graphene-Info, and Roni Peleg, senior editor, the handbook draws on more than a decade of daily industry coverage - the same reporting and analysis that make Graphene-Info the field's leading knowledge hub, read by tens of thousands of professionals every month. Since its first edition in 2013, it has sold thousands of copies to material engineers, business developers, researchers, equipment vendors, investors and anyone who needs a reliable, independent view of where graphene stands today.
Get your copy:
Instant download - personal copy: $97
Hard copy edition: $159.99
Enterprise license: $600
Existing digital-copy customers are entitled to a 50% upgrade discount, and if you purchased in October 2025 or later, the upgrade is free - just contact us for details. Academic discounts are also available on request. We're sorry but we cannot offer upgrade discounts on the printed edition.
Graphene is moving from lab promise to industrial reality. The Graphene Handbook is the reference guide to help you keep up.