Commercialising Technology for Power Semiconductors
Semefab will enter mass production of SiC Schottky diodes using a patented technology developed at Griffith University’s Queensland Micro- and Nanotechnology Centre.
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Better farming and gardening through drone technology
Australian company Magic Wavelength is making a significant difference in sustainable agriculture and home gardening through their AgTell and PlantTell plant health sensors.
Preventing unnecessary emergency C-sections
VitalTrace is working to improve the safety of mothers and babies during childbirth, some of our most vulnerable and youngest patients.
Perovskite, the next revolution in the solar industry
Monash University researchers Dr Adam Surmiak and Ms Monika Michalska have created of one of the highest performing, low-temperature, perovskite solar cells (PSCs) in the world.
The ultimate maker space
Flawless Photonics is pioneering the manufacturing and supply chain of next-generation optical fibres from space known as SpaceFiber™.
Nanostructured silicon chips leverage lasers for drug screening
ANFF-C is excited to announce an IP Licence Option Agreement executed between Monash University and the advanced manufacturing accelerator Innovyz for a nanostructured chip-assisted, drug-screening technology. Monash University researchers Dr David Rudd and Prof. Nicolas Voelcker have created a new screening platform for the detection of illicit drugs: a nanostructured silicon chip that enables the …
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Crystal-clear water for all
ANFF plays a critical role in supporting cutting-edge research programs that imagine innovative solutions to water purification and water treatment.
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).
Shining a light on brain function
UNSW and ANFF-NSW researchers Reem Almasri and Josiah Firth have fabricated optical electrodes to probe complex bio-electrical signals.
Dr Snake to the emergency room
Dr Amanda Kijas and Prof. Alan Rowan are taking inspiration from nature to develop unique hydrogels that can save people from blood loss incurred during traumatic injury.