Fahy
Adam Fahy is a Support Officer for the Australian National Fabrication Facility (ANFF) within the Newcastle Hub of the Materials Node.
Testing and validation
Dyer
Dr Ashley Dyer joined the MCN as a Process Engineer in October 2018, becoming part of Yang Lim’s team focusing on thin-films support and thermal processing. Ash comes to MCN from the UK following the completion of a PhD at Swansea University’s Institute of Structural Materials, where he also completed a Master’s of Physics. Ash
Digweed
Justin manages the polymer fibre facility and the prototyping lab at ANFF-NSW University of Sydney. He has expertise in fibre fabrication and all aspects of technical support.
Delcheva
Iliana has a background in surface science. She received her PhD in Energy and Advanced Manufacturing at the Future Industries Institute at UniSA and joined the ANFF-SA team at UniSA as a Characterisation Specialist in 2021. Currently she spends her working time divided between ANFF-SA where she does surface and X-ray tomography characterisation, and Flinders
Chandra Raju Nagiri
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.
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Barr
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).
Barlow
Anders manages the helium ion microscopy capability of the MCFP hub, including nanoscale imaging and nanofabrication.
Al Abdulla
Wael joined the team at ANFF-Qld as a Senior Professional Officer in 2014, bringing a wealth of experience in polymer production and characterisation and another pair of highly skilled hands to the ANFF-Qld team. Wael manages the ANFF-Qld clean room and provides technical support and training. He is also responsible for various fabrication processes and
Adineh
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
