ANFF Connects Clients with Success – Hear their Stories!
ANFF enables cutting-edge research and technology development across various domains and sectors. Our 2024 Showcase ‘ANFF – Connected’ featured inspiring examples of innovative solutions to real-world problems for the people, the planet, communications and exploration, and the frontier.
We invite you to watch these presentations from our amazing clients, now available on these YouTube playlists:
Martin Ams, SmartCrete CRC, Harsh wastewater environments and fibre sensors
Abdullah Faruque, Deakin University, Mud to Marle: Sustainable Australian-made textiles
Colin Hall, University of South Australia, Optical filters for water quality assessment from space
Milad Laghaei, Deakin University, Degrading pollutants via light-responsive thin films
Rangam Rajkhowa, Deakin University, Perpetual pigments – waste to paint
Sonachand Adhikari, The Australian National University, Flexible GaN photodetectors
Kenneth Crozier, University of Melbourne, Miniature infrared micro-spectrometer for chemical detection
Citsabehsan Devendran, Proton Intelligence, ANFF as an enabling platform for MedTech startups
Tuomas Haggren, The Australian National University, High-performance and low-cost nanofilm sensors and photodetectors
Chris Hurren, Deakin University, MotoCAP – using science to empower riders
Jason Taylor, Monash University, Micro-Smart surfaces: the key for stromal cells
Armandas Balcytis, RMIT University, On-chip synthetic frequency dimension lattices
Aditya Dubey, RMIT University, Fabrication of nonlinear photonic integrated circuits for second harmonic generation
Lorenzo Faraone, University of Western Australia, Portable magnetometer for drone-based mineral exploration
Jamie Low, RMIT University, Fabrication of integrated photonic chips for precise navigation
Duk-Yong Choi, The Australian National University, The configurations and fabrication of stacked optical nanostructures
George ‘Wren’ Greene, LaTrobe University, Geologically inspired nanofabrication
Mohammad Taha, University of Melbourne, VOx Nanoparticles: A breakthrough for cool buildings
Emily Vu, Monash University, Visualization of meron networks in marginally twisted 2D semiconductors
To view the entire 2024 ANFF Showcase playlist, click here: https://bit.ly/2024ShowcaseANFFConnectedPlaylist