Our latest research published in Energy & Environmental Science, introduces a low-energy processing pathway to recyclable and long-lasting energy harvesters powered via motion and movement.
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Congratulations to Professor Amanda Ellis for her success in being a chief investigator on an Australian Research Council Discovery grant on the Design and Fabrication of 2D Hybrid Materials.
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Professor Amanda Ellis has delivered a plenary talk in Perth, Western Australia at the 4th International Conference on Desalination using Membrane Technology (MEMDES4), titled “From marine biology to surface chemistry – the impact on desalination”.
Professor Amanda Ellis has delivered a keynote speech in Brisbane, Queensland at the 4th International Conference on Frontiers of Composite Materials (ICFCM2019) and 5th International Conference on Smart Material Research (ICSMR2019) titled “Printing of Recyclable, Flexible and Transparent Polymer Piezoelectric Generators Through SWCNT Templating”.
Congratulations to Dr Simone Hendrikse for being awarded the highly competitive McKenzie Fellowship. She will continue her research on DNA hybrid materials.
The McKenzie Postdoctoral Fellowships Program has been established to attract outstanding recent doctoral graduates to the University from around the world. The Program aims to recruit new researchers who have the potential to build and lead interdisciplinary collaborative research activities inside and across Academic Divisions. The Program is highly competitive, with only ten McKenzie Fellowships and one Indigenous McKenzie Fellowship available each year.
Congratulations to Beenish Imtiaz for being awarded the lucrative Rowden White Scholarship. This award is based on academic merit and future research potential in science and engineering.
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Congratulations to Nick Shepelin for being awarded the highly selective Eugen Singer Award for his work on piezoelectric polymers. This award is presented for academic merit in the field of polymers, with emphasis on polymer processing.
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Congratulations to Professor Amanda Ellis for starting her role on the 1 September 2019 as the Head of the Department of Chemical Engineering.
Our latest perspective on the field of DNA-based nanomaterials has been published in ACS Nano, critically analysing the opportunities in the field and emerging techniques to overcome challenges.
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