You’re probably familiar with graphene – the one-atom-thick sheets of carbon. Graphene is one of the first applications of nanotechnology to achieve worldwide awareness – because it’s useful for
Versarien plc (LON:VRS), the advanced materials engineering group, has told DirectorsTalk that it has won a single supplier competitive tender for the ongoing supply of nanomaterials, including the Company’s graphene,
Some experts say the global market for Graphene-based products could be worth £500m by 2020. It’s already being used in wearable tech, tennis rackets and lightbulbs, but more significantly
Versarien plc (LON:VRS), the advanced materials engineering group, has told DirectorsTalk that its subsidiary, Total Carbide Ltd, has secured its largest ever single order in the aerospace sector for parts
Scientists have developed a technique to print batteries directly on cotton fabric using graphene, an advance that could power smart electronic textiles in the future. The current hurdle with wearable
Versarien PLC (LON:VRS), the advanced materials engineering group has today confirmed the 2017 Annual Report and Notice of Annual General Meeting has now been posted to shareholders and is available
Graphene, a sheet of carbon atoms bound together in a honeycomb lattice pattern, is hugely recognized as a “wonder material” due to the myriad of astonishing attributes it holds. It
Versarien’s Neill Ricketts discusses their final results for the year ended 31st March 2017 in this exclusive interview with DirectorsTalk
Versarien Plc (LON:VRS) CEO Neill Ricketts talks to DirectorsTalk about the release of it’s annual results for the year to 31 March . Neill talks us through the highlights, updates
Commenting on the final results, Neill Ricketts, Chief Executive Officer of Versarien PLC LON:VRS, said: “The year to 31 March 2017 was one of considerable progress for Versarien. The opportunity
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