A step forward for large scale, next-gen solar
Solar research is a hot topic the world over, with researchers working to create the next generation of solar panels. One design being explored pairs a […]
Golden Technique for Energy Storage
As countries around the world move to increase their renewable energy capabilities, the question of energy storage becomes essential. One potential solution to this problem is […]
Dr Cameron Shearer to take part in Australia China Young Scientist Exchange...
Flinders NanoCentre Research Associate Cameron Shearer has been selected to take part in the Australia-China Young Scientist Exchange Program (YSEP), a joint initiative funded by the […]
Special Symposium: Impact of Interculturalism on Research
We are excited to announce a special symposium in celebration of Prof Kohei Uosaki (NIMS, Japan) receiving an honorary degree from Flinders University. This degree will […]
NanoCentre's Jakob Andersson to compete in Flinders University 3MT Final
The Flinders University 3MT final is this Friday, and the NanoCentre’s Jakob Andersson is one of the eight finalists. Laurence Stewart, also from CAPS, is the other PhD student representing the […]
Nanotechnology in watches - New advanced manufacturing company grows out of...
Flinders University and Bausele Australia have combined to form a new company ‘Australian Advanced Manufacturing’ that will produce high precision watch components from a unique ceramic […]
Recent NanoCentre PhD graduates are 2015 South Australian Science Excellenc...
Congratulations are in order for two of our NanoCentre PhD graduates, Dr Katherine Moore, and Dr Christiaan Ridings, who are 2015 South Australian Science Excellence Awards finalists in the category of PhD Research Excellence. The awards showcase the critical importance of science and research to the development of industry and society as a whole, and compliment the national Prime Minister’s Prize’s for Science. Flinders University and the NanoCentre have previously seen success in this award category, with Dr Daniel Tune winning the prize in 2014 for his work with single-walled carbon nanotube photovoltaics. The 2015 winner will be announced during science Week, August 13, along with winners in other categories, such as the South Australian Scientist of the Year and Early Career STEM Educator of the Year, for which Dr Maria Parappilly is nominated.
5th Annual Conference to be held this Wednesday - program updated
The 5th Annual Conference of the Flinders Centre for NanoScale Science and Technology will be held this Wednesday, 17th June 2015. This year the conference will be […]
NanoCentre Annual Conference 2015
The 5th Annual Conference of the Flinders Centre for NanoScale Science and Technology will be held on Wednesday 17th June 2015. This year the conference will […]