The cost and limited reusability of enzymes is hindering further development of enzyme-based biosensors. Another issue is that most enzymes are inactivated during the assay process […]
NaF has been considered as a material for the electron extraction layer in organic photovoltaic devices. Thin layers of NaF were evaporated onto phenyl-C61-butyric acid methyl […]
A big congratulations to Pat Vilimas for being announced as one of three finalists in the Unsung Hero Awards of South Australian Science. The awards aim […]
Plastic solar panels have attracted a great deal of attention the world over for their promise of supplementing traditional silicon-based solar. The possibility for transparent, flexible […]
While plastic, rubber, and ceramic materials are used almost everywhere in modern life, their responsible disposal presents a considerable challenge to society – especially for materials […]
Researchers at Flinders University’s Institute for NanoScale Science and Technology in collaboration with the University of Adelaide and the University of Cambridge have invented a new tool […]
A common challenge in nanotechnology is handling and modifying objects far smaller than can be seen with the naked eye. This is the case when we […]
By Thaar Alharbi I recently spent 6 months in Tsukuba, Japan at the National Institute for Materials Science as part of my PhD studies. While there […]
Dr Justin Chalker has been named the STEM Educator of the Year – Tertiary Teaching at the the 2018 South Australian Science Excellence Awards, presented on […]