Lim brings over a decade of experience in Australia’s semiconductor industry, encompassing diverse projects in academia and industry. His expertise lies in end-to-end device fabrication, process development, and integration. He is committed to utilising his background to drive strategic innovation and foster impactful partnerships within the industry. He will be engaging with university, industry, and […]
Alson is a specialist in Mid-IR glass fabrication, focusing on ZBLAN, Tellurite, and Germanate glasses. He excels in managing analytical facilities and operating instruments such as Dilatometers, UV-vis spectrophotometers, FTIR, DSC, TGA, STA-MS, and Optical Profilometers. Alson’s expertise extends to designing, installing, and commissioning glass fabrication equipment, including high-temperature furnaces, gloveboxes, and chemical etching facilities.
Michal is involved in the design, fabrication and characterisation of optical microelectromechanical (MEMS) devices.
Mr Glenn Walker is a Senior Technical Operations Specialist within the ANFF-Qld and Queensland Micro- and Nanotechnology Centre at the Queensland Microtechnology Facility, Griffith University. Glenn is a microelectronic engineer and an experienced semiconductor device process engineer.
Gayatri trains and helps users with EBL matters, and supports other tools including the etching suite, electron-beam evaporation and SEM-CL.
Ricky is responsible for various photolithography, physical vapour deposition, chemical vapour deposition and reactive ion etching processes at MCN
Sophia has a research background in the field of microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) and previously worked at the Taiwan Semiconductor Research Institute (TSRI) for three years. During her time in TSRI, she was responsible for the development and fabrication of pressure sensors and gas sensors. Sophia joined ANFF in 2021 as a Nanofabrication Technologist and focuses
Dan’s role is a secondment from the University of Melbourne and he is based at the MCN primarily to support users from the University of Melbourne, though he is also available to all users, both academic and from industry. He brings over 25 years of experience in micro/nanofabrication and MEMS and semiconductor manufacturing.
Ute Schubert (Env. & Chem Eng. Fachschule Technik, Germany) is a process engineer at ANFF-NSW and Co-LEAF coordinator for ANFF-NSW UNSW’s hub. Among other admin and safety responsibilities, she is responsible for providing training and developing processes for microfabrication. She joined ANFF in 2014 and has over 20 years’ experience in process engineering previously working
Gloria received her PhD in Materials Science and Engineering from the University of Houston, USA. Her expertise is in magnetic thin film deposition and nanostructure patterning for bit-patterned media application. She has also worked extensively on magnetic biosensors. As Senior Process Engineer at ANFF-NSW University of Sydney, Gloria is responsible for the deposition and dry
Saw is a Cleanroom Equipment Officer responsible for process tools and equipment maintenance at ANFF-NSW University of Sydney. He worked at A*STAR, Singapore’s leading research facility for more than 7 years supporting the installation and maintenance of SPTS’s DRIE and PECVD tools.
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