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News17 August 2026· Carbon Nanotubes Feed

AMPP and Advanced Carbons Council Partner to Address Emerging Materials Performance Challenges

AMPP and the Advanced Carbons Council have signed a three-year MOU to collaborate on research, standards, education and technical knowledge around advanced carbon materials and materials protection. The partnership will initially focus on carbon-enhanced coatings, beginning with a September 10, 2026 webcast on graphene, CNTs and other advanced carbons in protective coatings.

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News17 August 2026

OCSiAl nanotubes enhance PV Paint's new anti-corrosion coatings

PV PAINT plans to launch nanotube-enhanced zinc-rich coatings in Q3 2026, expanding its PERAPHENE™ line. These coatings offer long-term corrosion protection for harsh industrial environments.

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OCSiAl nanotubes enhance PV Paint's new anti-corrosion coatings
News28 July 2026· Carbon Nanotubes Feed

Himadri to build India's first carbon nanotube facility

Himadri Specialty Chemicals will establish India's first carbon nanotube production facility at its West Bengal complex, with an initial capacity of 200 tons per year, starting commercial production by FY2027.

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Himadri to build India's first carbon nanotube facility
News6 July 2026· Carbon Nanotubes Feed

Sensor detects pesticides using material thinner than a strand of hair

Researchers at the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology have developed a sensor electrode using a composite material of graphene, carbon nanotubes (CNTs), and gold nanoparticles that can detect pesticide residues at concentrations as low as parts per billion (ppb). This advancement is significant for the field of advanced carbon materials as it enhances the sensitivity and functionality of sensors, contributing to improved agricultural product monitoring and food safety.

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Sensor detects pesticides using material thinner than a strand of hair
News30 June 2026· Carbon Nanotubes Feed

China Just Upgraded Vantablack So It Can Actually Be Used On Cars

Chinese researchers developed an ultra-black automotive coating combining nanoscale carbon black and carbon nanotubes that absorbs over 99.90% of light, withstands high humidity, and survived 10-day water submersion without visible degradation. The coating demonstrates a scalable production method for carbon nanotube-based finishes with improved adhesion, though long-term scratch, abrasion, and UV durability remain untested.

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China Just Upgraded Vantablack So It Can Actually Be Used On Cars
Opinion Article12 June 2026

Building Better with Advanced Carbons

The Advanced Carbons Council published an overview of graphene and other advanced carbon materials being adopted in construction, citing applications in concrete (Concretene, First Graphene, Versarien), asphalt, and corrosion-resistant coatings (Petronas). These developments indicate growing commercial deployment of graphene additives in construction materials, with documented performance gains in compressive strength, road durability, and steel protection at low material loadings.

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Building Better with Advanced Carbons