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Challenges and insights from the commercialisation journey

16th September 2020 @ 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm

challenges and insights

Challenges & insights from the commercialisation journey from research through to manufacturing and sales.

Presenters include:

Ray Gibbs, Chairman, PlanarTECH, shares the company’s rapid response to the Covid-19 pandemic, what enhancements graphene offers and what’s next.

Philip Adetunji, Senior Technologist, Qenos shares the development of high strength polyethylene nanocomposite that delivers unprecedented performance.

Joel Williamson, National Sales Manager, Godfrey Hirst, shares the latest on their graphene queue control mats that use a traffic light system to help with social distancing.

Includes a live Q&A opportunity via Zoom Chat with all speakers.

Places are limited. Register today to avoid missing out!

https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_dQvQnOSYS-2jKlYwpU2FQw

Sep 16, 2020 04:00 PM in  Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney

Speakers:

Joel Williamson
National Sales Manager @Godfrey Hirst
Joel Williamson is the National Sales Manager for GH Commercial in Australia. GH Commercial is the commercial arm of local carpet and flooring manufacturer, Godfrey Hirst Australia which has manufacturing roots in Geelong, Victoria stemming back to 1865. As part of Mohawk Industries’ global family of companies, GH Commercial focuses on delivering global flooring solutions to the local market through four main product brands; Godfrey Hirst, Feltex, Mohawk Group, and IVC. Joel Williamson has been in the flooring industry for over 16 years and part of GH for eight years.
Philip Adetunji
Senior Technologist @Qenos
Philip specialises in polymer engineering and project management. He leads innovation and product development projects on projects across the manufacturing, energy, food, water and urban development sectors. Philip is passionate about science and technology and enjoys the challenges of new discoveries and solutions for improved and novel applications.
Ray Gibbs
Chairman @PlanarTECH
For the past 10 years Ray has been immersed in the advanced materials (nanotechnology) world, having listed Haydale Graphene Industries plc in 2014 and positioned as a global leader in the commercialisation of graphene and advanced materials space. Ray is a renowned international speaker at Graphene and Smart Materials conferences with a strong academic interaction and commercial connections on a global. Ray is Chairman of the Joint Working Group on implementation of graphene standardisation between the UK and China, in conjunction with the UK British Standards Institute and the Standards Administration of China. Now heading up the Graphene commercialisation initiative at Manchester University, the work is aimed at developing a world first ecosystem in a public/private entity offering commercial scale-up and a complete business support structure to kick start the vision of “Graphene City” in Manchester, the home of Graphene.

Sponsored by AGIA: Australian Graphene Industry Association

AGIA was formed in 2017 with the twin objectives of:

  • Acting as a catalyst for graphene-positive industry initiatives and investments including the establishment of a distributed centre-of-excellence for the commercialisation of graphene and graphene-related products.
  • Linking key government, academic and investment interests for the express purpose of increasing the volume and value of graphene-related innovation and commerce.

AGIA seeks to make the case to government, industry and academia for investment in a globally relevant centre for the commercialisation of graphene-enhanced or enabled products.

Achieving this will position Australia as a relevant participant in Industry 4.0, providing a stronger foundation for a vibrant advanced manufacturing industry while facilitating the connections necessary for the domestic industry to create and commercialise graphene-enhanced or enabled products.

Venue

Webinar

Organiser

Australian Graphene Industry Association
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