The SAFARI project is developing conductive inks based on MXenes and graphene hybrids. These inks can be used for printed electronics applications, such as RFID tags and flexible displays.

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The SAFARI project is developing EMI shielding materials based on MXenes and graphene hybrids. These materials can be used to protect electronic devices from electromagnetic interference, improving their performance and reliability.