Laying Waste to Mercury Pollution
By Max Worthington Mercury pollution is a global threat affecting millions of people. In Australia the threat comes mainly in the form of toxic marine life, […]
Archive Author: Nathan O'Brien
The Embassy of Saudi Arabia hosts nanotechnology symposium
Nanotechnology researchers from Australia and Saudi Arabia met in Canberra to discuss the future of nanotechnology collaborations between Australia and Saudi Arabia, working towards the 2030 […]
Dream Chemistry Award Finalist
Dr. Justin Chalker has been named as one of five finalists for the 2017 Dream Chemistry Award. This prize is awarded to a young scientist with a […]
Nanotechnology in the sustainable production of pharmaceuticals
By Timothy Solheim The global interest in moving towards sustainable and environmentally friendly practices extends beyond the desire for renewable energy, but also applies to the […]
TED Speaker visits Flinders
Thursday October 5, 10 am Room 1300 Physical Sciences Building, Flinders University Registration essential Oded Shoseyov is an expert in nanobiotechnology and a renowned speaker; […]
Using bacteria to achieve environmentally friendly mining processes
By Belinda Bleeze Advancements in minerals processing technology is being driven by the increase in demand for precious metals. The increase in demand is resulting in […]
Research Seminar - Graphene on Silicon: hype or hope?
Wednesday September 6, 11 am Room 2105 Physical Sciences Building, Flinders University Graphene has been hailed as a wonder material since its impressive set of […]
Plasma! The solution to a PhD student's problems
By Alex Sibley While rust, the corrosion product of iron, is the most common and obvious symbol of corrosion, almost all metals that have been used […]
NIMS Summer School
We’re looking for expressions of interest for the 2018 NIMS Nanotechnology Students Summer School, hosted at the National Institute for Materials Science in Japan. If […]