Scientists at Jagiellonian University have developed a new method for producing graphene

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Researchers at Jagiellonian University developed a new method for producing nanographene directly on non-metallic surfaces such as semiconductors and insulators. The process avoids the expensive transfer step used in current industrial methods and works at lower temperatures with widely available precursors and equipment. The team says the approach could support future applications in silicon electronics, including transistors, integrated circuits, optical switches, and sensitive detectors. The technology is patented and now moves into pre-commercial research, with the team seeking industry partners to test scaling and real-world use.

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