The lab that sucks the most.....
Ultra high vacuum science. Sticking samples in chambers which hold one trillionth of the number of atoms per unit volume than the lab you’re standing in. […]
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Development of antifouling coatings for use in water desalination
By Dr Andrew Blok Whilst water is one of the Earth’s most abundant resources, the majority of it exists as salt water which is unsuitable for […]
Credit cards, their link between rare disorders and common diseases
By Julius Zieleniecki, Supervisor – Ingo Koeper Drug research over the last decade has become increasingly directed toward designing molecules which target specific active sites of peptides or […]
On the importance of talking pt 1
By Michael Wilson – Supervisor Amanda Ellis As scientists we like to think that we’re pretty awesome. Not just because we’re probing the secrets of the […]
Beware, Science Content!
In May of this year, two very well known guys from TV land came to Adelaide with the promise of a show like no other. There […]
Continuous Flow Vortex Fluidic Chemistry - Putting a Spin on Conventional...
By Joshua Britton (Supervisor – Colin Raston) Flow chemistry is a thriving area in the chemical sciences due to the ability to synthesise large volumes of […]
Neutron reflectometry – a tool to probe the nanostructure of interfaces a...
Dr Jackie Knobloch, Supervisor Dr Ingo Koeper Neutron reflectometry is a technique used to study the structure of interfaces and thin films on a sub-molecular scale. […]
Chemical Reviews Front Cover
Congratulations to Research Leader Professor Gunther Andersson and PhD candidate Chris Ridings on the image from their article making the front cover of the journal Chemical […]
Investigation of Dipole-Layer Formed on The Dye Layer in DSSC after Exposin...
Dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSC) have attracted considerable attention in recent years as they offer the possibility of low-cost conversion of photovoltaic energy. However, there are various […]