The Spring of 2025 saw Paragraf earn media coverage in podcasts, blogs, mainstream broadsheets and in the halls of Parliament. Two key announcements about partnerships with companies developing important products on our GMS platform also garnered attention from an array of outlets. Catch up with all of these developments in the links below.
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Chief Technology Officer John Tingay contributed a post to The Foundation For Science and Technology‘s blog about the UK’s future in global semiconductor supply chains.
Chief Development Officer Andy MacInnes discussed the graphene’s journey through the ‘hype cycle’ with Jake Saltzman on the All Things Photonics podcast, produced by Photonics Media and sponsored by Hamamatsu Corporation and LightPath Technologies.
Head of IP Anne McAleer is quoted in IAM Media’s story on training employees to protect a company’s trade secrets.
Paragraf provided a guest blog on the integration of the GFET into lab environments to GAMBICA’s web site.
The announcement of our partnership with Archer Materials was picked up by Graphene-Info, TipRanks, SmallCaps and New Electronics.
Coverage of our partnership with TachMed included MedTech Insights, Healthcare Newsdesk, National World, UK Tech News, Business in the News, Surrey World, Statnano and Graphene-Info.
Export Compliance Daily covered CEO and Co-Founder Simon Thomas’s testimony to the House of Commons’s Business and Trade Subcommittee on Economic Security, Arms and Export Controls where he discussed foreign investment.
Simon Thomas also testified in front of the full Business and Trade Committee about the UK business community’s perspective ahead of UK-US trade negotiations, where he discussed the importance of IP protection.
Empower LATAM UK featured Research Intern Daniel Barranco who filmed a video of his typical day working at Paragraf.
Chief Science Officer and Co-Founder Prof. Sir Colin Humphreys was quoted in an Ambrose-Evans Pritchard column about the promise of graphene and other 2D materials in AI and computing for The Telegraph.
