Sun shines on winter event
Centre members enjoyed some rare winter sunshine at our event on Tuesday July 11. Centre Director, Professor David Lewis, spoke on the advantages of Centre […]
Nanotechnology enabling unconventional energetic materials
By Andrew Plummer Nanotechnology is has an amazing way of influencing many different areas of science and technology. Particularly, reducing particles to nanoscale dimensions enables formation […]
Funding opportunity for innovation in South Australia
The South Australian Early Commercialisation Fund (SAECF) is a competitive grant program, offering up to $500,000 in funding for early-stage projects and start-up companies. This […]
Endeavour Scholarships closing soon
Endeavour Scholarships and Fellowships, along with the Endeavour Mobility Program, support Australians to undertake study, research, or professional development overseas and allow for overseas citizens to […]
Thailand-Australia Joint Research Symposium
The Centre for NanoScale Science and Technology’s Director, Professor David Lewis, attended a symposium in Thailand earlier this week, promoting the exchange of research ideas, knowledge […]
Artificial neural pathways from composite polymeric fibres
By Kimberley Patterson The idea of neural fibre implants to fix spinal injuries causing paralysis is not new news when it comes to research[1-3]. There are […]
Nanotechnology and nanomaterials; where science meets art
By Oskar Majeswki It is no secret that a lot of great work has been done with carbon nanotubes at the Flinders Centre for NanoScale Science […]
Nanoparticles to improve pharmaceutical production
By Jessica Phillips Pharmaceuticals play an important role in healthcare, including the research and production of medications that treat and prevent illnesses. The pharmaceutical industry is […]
The problem of biofouling
By Jonathan Sierke Water purification is an essential process to provide potable water and remove dangerous contaminants from wastewater to prevent their entry into the wider […]