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 […]
By Jaimi Ross As was a recipient of the 2017/2018 Nanoscale Summer Research Scholarship, I have worked in Professor Jamie Quinton’s research group during the 2017/2018 […]
Running as part of Biophysics Week for 2018, the Centre hosted a workshop on “Membranes and Health”. A range of invited speakers from around Australia and […]
by Alex Hayes As a recipient of the Nanoscale Summer Research Scholarship I had the opportunity to gain laboratory experience under Research Leader Associate Professor Sarah […]
By Chris Hassam Nanofluids have some amazing properties. They show great thermal conductivity, critical heat flux, and amazing optical properties. They are of interest in heat […]
By Yanting Yin I really enjoy travelling around Australia, the experience is always cool and different. One thing that can be frustrating however is narrow, single-lane […]
By Daniel Suhendro Decreasing side effects and increasing effectiveness of drugs is one of the motivations behind drug-membrane interaction studies. Many drugs target the inside of […]
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, […]
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 […]