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Introduction Graphene is one of the most widely discussed materials in advanced technology, yet its practical use often reveals a more complex reality. Materials described under the same “graphene” label can exhibit notably different behaviors once integrated into real systems- differences that become visible during testing, scaling, and long-term operation rather than at the conceptual level. This article builds on the framework introduced in the first part of this blog series, whic …

Art, design, and advanced materials are converging at an unprecedented pace, with nanotechnology in art emerging as a central force behind this transformation. As one of the leading companies developing advanced nanomaterials and functional surfaces, Nanografi operates at the forefront of nano-engineered materials that enable stimuli-responsive behavior, adaptability, and time-dependent performance. This same material intelligence is now reshaping contemporary art, making it possible for artwork …

From Fiction to Advanced Nanomaterials in Real Protective Systems For years, popular culture has portrayed “super suits” capable of extreme impact resistance, thermal control, electromagnetic shielding, and seamless embedded electronics. While these cinematic armors belong to fictional universes, the underlying performance attributes increasingly align with what advanced nanomaterials can deliver today. As Nanografi, we work at the core of this evolving materials ecosystem, deliverin …

Quantum dots are one of the most innovative outcomes of nanotechnology, known for their tunable optical and electronic properties. These nanoscale semiconductor crystals emit light in different colors depending on their size, thanks to a phenomenon called quantum confinement. The concept was first explored in the early 1980s and has since evolved into a practical technology used in displays, medical diagnostics, and solar cells. Today, organizations like Nanografi contribute to the advancement o …

5G technology opens the doors to a new era in communication with faster connection speeds, low latency and wide coverage. This new generation technology enables important applications in many sectors such as health, industry, transport and smart cities.  However, the performance promised by 5G is only possible with the use of high-performance advanced materials. Ceramics and other advanced engineering materials form the cornerstones of 5G infrastructure by enabling systems to operate effici …