Graphensic
Graphensic is developing graphene-based Hall sensors to help sensor suppliers become more competitive in a growing industry.
- Stage Product In Development
- Industry Electronics / Instrumentation
- Location Linköping, Sweden
- Currency SEK
- Founded November 2011
- Employees 1
- Incorporation Type C-corp
- Website graphensic.com
Company Summary
Graphensic is a spin-off from research at LiU that now is moving from being a material supplier to a device supplier. Based on years of investigating applications for the material, we’ve finally found an application area where our expertise can have a huge impact and probably shift the industry standard to our material on the long term. We’ve talked to several key customers and are ready to fully commit to provide solutions for their markets.
Team
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CEOStudied product development & industrial management. Has been the CEO of Graphensic for the past three years and examined several applications for the material while ensuring its financial stability through material sales mainly.
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Samuel Lara-AvilaCTOAssociate Professor at Chalmers in Quantum Device Physics Laboratory. Received doctoral degree in 2012, Physics:“Magnetotransport characterization of epitaxial graphene on SiC”, Chalmers University of Technology. Expert on epitaxial graphene science and technology, micro and nanofabrication.
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Jonas NilssonChairmanHas held key positions at several scale-ups such as; R&D Director at Kreatel Communications, Product Manager at NIRA Dynamics, and CEO of SP Devices. Lately, co-founder of Solar Bora and investment manager at LiU Invest. Holds a M.Sc. degree in Applied Physics and has been involved in Graphensic since the start.
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Rositsa YakimovaScientific Leader and main founderProfessor Emerita at LiU. Author of >470 articles, 6 book chapters and review articles, h-index of 39, > 5500 citations; 14 patents. About 40 years of experience in growth of advanced semiconductor materials. Pioneered growth of large area homogeneous graphene on
SiC by using a high temperature atmospheric pressure sublimation method (patent granted in China, Japan, UK, France, Germany, and U.S.). Pioneer of graphene research in Sweden.
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