GraphIN 2026: Pioneering Conversations in Graphene Innovation

The first GraphIN 2026 conference in India brings together global experts to explore advancements in graphene and 2D materials. Nobel laureate Prof Kostya Novoselov highlights graphene's versatility and growth potential. India is emerging as a key player in electronics design and manufacturing, supported by significant investments and policy initiatives.

GraphIN 2026, an international conference and expo focusing on graphene and two-dimensional (2D) materials, launched its inaugural session in India on Monday. It gathered scientists, technology innovators, and industry representatives worldwide to discuss progress in next-generation materials.

Nobel laureate Prof Kostya Novoselov, who inaugurated the conference, emphasized graphene's continued potential in various applications. He remarked on India's pivotal role in advancing graphene science and applications, as the nation positions itself as a global hub for electronics design and manufacturing.

Speakers, including Amitesh Kumar Sinha, Additional Secretary of MeitY, highlighted India's developments in the semiconductor sector with investments and support for numerous start-ups and MSMEs. The event comprises keynote lectures, technical sessions, and forums addressing the expansive applications of graphene.

(With inputs from agencies.)