Roger is a Senior Process Engineer - Nanofabrication at ANFF-NSW University of Sydney. He spent the last 4 years working as a nanofabrication process engineer for Microsoft Quantum. In this role, and prior to this at UNSW, he worked on several devices and materials systems, including superconductors, semiconductors, qubits, microwave resonators, Josephson junctions, and SQUIDs. His focus is on process development, process improvement, and scale-up.

Vahid joined MCN in November 2017 having obtained his PhD from the Faculty of Engineering at Monash University. Vahid previously worked as a lecturer in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, IAU-Saveh Branch, Saveh, Iran. At MCN, Vahid is a part of thin film deposition team and is responsible for the diamond deposition and atomic layer deposition tools as well as Ellipsometry and Dicing equipment. His principal areas of research comprise the use of advanced nanofabrication and novel microscopy methods for multidimensional nanoscale imaging and characterisation of insulated and biological materials, particularly cellular imaging targeting antibiotic resistance.

Mohamed received his PhD in Biomedical Engineering from the University of South Australia, specialising in the development of nanoscale field-effect transistors for biosignal monitoring. Prior to that, he obtained his Master's degree in Biomaterial Engineering from Chonbuk National University (South Korea) in 2019. His current research interests lie in translating solid-state nanosensor technology for biosignal monitoring and point-of-care testing of heart failure and traumatic brain injury.

Jarek is providing expertise in IR detectors fabrication and characterisation.

Matthew is a research associate and support officer in the Centre for Organic Electronics (COE), which comprises one half of the Materials Node of the Australian National Fabrication Facility (ANFF).

With over two decades of experience in the semiconductor industry, Nelson has emerged as a distinguished figure in the field. Before joining the Research & Prototype Foundry, he honed his expertise in both the Front-end of the line (FEOL) and Back-end of the line (BEOL) processing. Nelson possesses a remarkable aptitude for leadership, consistently excelling in guiding technical workforces to provide critical equipment and process engineering support. His career has thrived within the high-volume, fast-paced manufacturing and research environments that define the semiconductor landscape. Nelson's insights and problem-solving skills have proven invaluable in optimising operations, streamlining processes, and fostering innovation.

Victor is an expert in a multidisciplinary domain spanning nanotechnology, polymer manufacturing, surface engineering, micro/nano-systems development and biological systems. He is the Deputy Director and a Technology Ambassador of the Melbourne Centre for Nanofabrication (ANFF-Vic), Associate Professor in the Faculty of Engineering at Monash University and co-founder and CSO of Proton Intelligence. He is one of the founding research leaders of the Centre to Impact Anti-Microbial Resistance, a CI in the ARC Training Centre for Cell and Tissue Engineering Technologies (CTET), in the Engineering Biological Models and Systems Node and in the Monash Future Sensing Node. He has developed novel technologies and devices (such as SU-8 based Micro-optical electromechanical systems), he has helped creating novel commercial products (such as resists and polymers commercialised by micro resist technology GmbH), and he has cofounded two micro/nanotechnology-based start-ups.

As a Senior Professional Officer at the ANFF-Qld, Dr Ravi Chandra Raju Nagiri is responsible for handling the state-of-the-art nano/micro fabrication, processing and materials-characterisation facilities. He provides instrument operational training, service, and expert-support to the research clients from academic, industry and Australian government R&D.

Sukanta maintains and performs processes for chalcogenide technologies on behalf of users.