The Australian National Fabrication Facility
Providing access to micro and nanofabrication services to enable Australia’s innovation agenda.
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Access to facilities
There are two primary pathways in which work can be conducted within ANFF facilities – direct access or fee for service.

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A one-stop nanofabrication shop
ANFF acquires cutting-edge micro and nanofabrication equipment, ensures its upkeep, and makes it accessible to anyone that wishes to use it. The network is able to exceed the aim of simply making equipment available, thanks to its expert engineers.
Our 100+ process specialists push ANFF’s services further and lower the barrier to successful innovation by providing a mixture of advanced training, expert assistance and process development support that isn’t available anywhere else, while continuing to make access to micro and nanofabrication equipment easy.
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Diamonds are quantum’s new best friend
Quantum Brilliance is developing powerful diamond-based quantum accelerators that will integrate into today’s computer systems.

Using AI to capture sunlight
Through the innovative use of robotics and AI learning, a new Monash University ‘toolbox’ will develop and optimise new materials for photovoltaic cells.

2D material makes its mark on the factory floor
University of Wollongong ARC Centre of Excellence for Electromaterials Science (ACES) and ANFF-Materials researchers, led by Prof. David Officer and Distinguished Prof. Gordon Wallace, have developed a patented, scalable, graphite-to-graphene process to give a highly conductive edge-functionalised graphene (EFG).
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