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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0450774

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $212,868.00
    Summary
    Forces on Particles in Flows Traversing a Magnetic Field. The influence of magnetic fields on the motion of particles near surfaces will be examined using quiescent and shear flow fields at low Reynolds numbers. This theoretical and experimental study will produce a precise theoretical understanding of the motion, including the shear induced lift-force, and hence a basis for controlling the interaction of the particle with the adjacent surface. This fundamental study will provide the foundations .... Forces on Particles in Flows Traversing a Magnetic Field. The influence of magnetic fields on the motion of particles near surfaces will be examined using quiescent and shear flow fields at low Reynolds numbers. This theoretical and experimental study will produce a precise theoretical understanding of the motion, including the shear induced lift-force, and hence a basis for controlling the interaction of the particle with the adjacent surface. This fundamental study will provide the foundations needed to apply magnetic fields to a broad range of emerging problems in nano-technology and biotechnology, and help train and educate a student at the PhD level in the area.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0881544

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    Australian Research Council
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    $360,000.00
    Summary
    Structural transitions in turbulent fluids and plasma through self-organization. Studies into structural transitions in turbulent systems will greatly benefit Australia through its contributions to the science of complex systems, in the areas of self-organization and turbulence control. Applications range from understanding the formation of the Earth's atmospheric spectrum to generation of transport barriers in magnetically confined plasma, as well as development of novel methods of turbulence c .... Structural transitions in turbulent fluids and plasma through self-organization. Studies into structural transitions in turbulent systems will greatly benefit Australia through its contributions to the science of complex systems, in the areas of self-organization and turbulence control. Applications range from understanding the formation of the Earth's atmospheric spectrum to generation of transport barriers in magnetically confined plasma, as well as development of novel methods of turbulence control in engineering. Recent discoveries by the authors open a window of opportunity for a breakthrough in this fundamental field of modern science. The project is based on several national and international collaborations. Australian postgraduate and research training is an integral part of the project.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0986104

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $380,000.00
    Summary
    The Mechanics of Nanoscale Devices. Australian developments in biosensing, medical diagnostics, clean energy, communication and security technologies, are rapidly growing due to our mounting capacity in nanoscale fabrication. Vital for evolution of next-generation nanodevices is an understanding of how mechanical processes operate at such small scales. This application will contribute to this scientific knowledge base. This will in turn assist Australian industries to progress these applications .... The Mechanics of Nanoscale Devices. Australian developments in biosensing, medical diagnostics, clean energy, communication and security technologies, are rapidly growing due to our mounting capacity in nanoscale fabrication. Vital for evolution of next-generation nanodevices is an understanding of how mechanical processes operate at such small scales. This application will contribute to this scientific knowledge base. This will in turn assist Australian industries to progress these applications and devices, leading to economic, social and technological gains for the Australian community.
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