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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0558562

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $260,000.00
    Summary
    Group 13 Mixed Halide-Hydride and Rare Earth Complexes - New Selective Chiral Hydridic or Low Valent Reducing Agents. This project will make a landmark contribution to two areas of metallohydride chemistry. Both studies will utilise and develop metals that have traditionally been mined and exported from these shores while concurrently imported as value added products at vastly inflated cost. This research will identify knock-on applications in order to stem this financial bias. The new paths to .... Group 13 Mixed Halide-Hydride and Rare Earth Complexes - New Selective Chiral Hydridic or Low Valent Reducing Agents. This project will make a landmark contribution to two areas of metallohydride chemistry. Both studies will utilise and develop metals that have traditionally been mined and exported from these shores while concurrently imported as value added products at vastly inflated cost. This research will identify knock-on applications in order to stem this financial bias. The new paths to rare earth (= Ln) hydrides will have broad industrial appeal, particularly for new materials, where, like similar group 13 materials, they may be used in the deposition of Ln films or even as precursors to superconducting solids. It is anticipated industrial collaboration will ensue. Australia will be promoted as a developer and innovator of frontier technologies.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP1097198

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $300,000.00
    Summary
    Small Cyano Anions: A Gateway to New Materials. This project will produce new building blocks for a range of new advanced materials. These anions are produced easily through efficient and cost effective syntheses. From these building blocks new magnetic materials will be produced. Porous materials capable of absorbing gases such as carbon dioxide (pollution control), or hydrogen or methane (energy storage) will be targeted. New single molecule magnets will be synthesised which have potential for .... Small Cyano Anions: A Gateway to New Materials. This project will produce new building blocks for a range of new advanced materials. These anions are produced easily through efficient and cost effective syntheses. From these building blocks new magnetic materials will be produced. Porous materials capable of absorbing gases such as carbon dioxide (pollution control), or hydrogen or methane (energy storage) will be targeted. New single molecule magnets will be synthesised which have potential for use in information storage. New liquids with novel magnetic, neutron capture or luminescent properties will be produced.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0774389

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $543,070.00
    Summary
    Polyanionic carbon ligands in metal complexes as new reagents in organometallic and inorganic chemistry. The proposed research will benefit Australia by creating a knowledge base in an internationally important area of chemistry. It addresses fundamental questions in organometallic chemistry that will be of great significance for chemical synthesis as well as for a greater understanding of structure and bonding. Through an integrated and interdisciplinary approach, the exploitation of technologi .... Polyanionic carbon ligands in metal complexes as new reagents in organometallic and inorganic chemistry. The proposed research will benefit Australia by creating a knowledge base in an internationally important area of chemistry. It addresses fundamental questions in organometallic chemistry that will be of great significance for chemical synthesis as well as for a greater understanding of structure and bonding. Through an integrated and interdisciplinary approach, the exploitation of technologies arising from this research programme will be explored. In addition to the academic community, these technologies will benefit hi-tech industries including pharmaceutical and fine chemical concerns which will gain from the use of polymetalated carbon species in organic and inorganic synthesis, catalysis and the development of new materials.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0985481

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $260,000.00
    Summary
    Design and synthesis of novel lanthanoid complexes for the fabrication of light emitting devices. There is a huge and still growing economy centred around the design and fabrication of low-cost Light Emitting Devices (LEDs), as demonstrated by the excess of US$1.3 billion invested in this field between 2000 and 2007. Nations focused on the production of new and more efficient materials will be at the forefront of these emerging technologies. The major thrust of this proposal, the design and prep .... Design and synthesis of novel lanthanoid complexes for the fabrication of light emitting devices. There is a huge and still growing economy centred around the design and fabrication of low-cost Light Emitting Devices (LEDs), as demonstrated by the excess of US$1.3 billion invested in this field between 2000 and 2007. Nations focused on the production of new and more efficient materials will be at the forefront of these emerging technologies. The major thrust of this proposal, the design and preparation of luminescent rare earths complexes, and their use for the fabrication of LEDS, represent a good opportunity for Australia to access this growing market.
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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP0883894

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $659,000.00
    Summary
    Chemistry of uranium extraction - studies on the dissolution of uranium ores in a complex solution matrix. Olympic Dam is the world's largest uranium deposit. With a planned massive expansion of the mine's operations, it could generate more than $10b per year. The mineral ores found there, however, are highly complex and poorly understood. This project will investigate and determine the detailed characteristics and chemistry of the mineral ore and offer process improvements that will increase th .... Chemistry of uranium extraction - studies on the dissolution of uranium ores in a complex solution matrix. Olympic Dam is the world's largest uranium deposit. With a planned massive expansion of the mine's operations, it could generate more than $10b per year. The mineral ores found there, however, are highly complex and poorly understood. This project will investigate and determine the detailed characteristics and chemistry of the mineral ore and offer process improvements that will increase the productivity and improve the economics of extraction of the ore. This project will also address the serious deficiency of researchers in this field by creating a sustainable skills development program in mineral extraction and separation technology.
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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP0776957

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $370,000.00
    Summary
    Development and Testing of Novel Contrast Agents for Diagnostic Imaging. Demand for diagnostic imaging in the Australian healthcare system is growing at over 5% per annum. To facilitate imaging, Australia imports radiographic contrast media costing in excess of $50 million every year. Existing iodine-based agents are not ideal for X-ray absorption in current CT scanners and also cause moderate to severe allergic reaction in around 5% of all patients, sometimes with fatal results. New radiograph .... Development and Testing of Novel Contrast Agents for Diagnostic Imaging. Demand for diagnostic imaging in the Australian healthcare system is growing at over 5% per annum. To facilitate imaging, Australia imports radiographic contrast media costing in excess of $50 million every year. Existing iodine-based agents are not ideal for X-ray absorption in current CT scanners and also cause moderate to severe allergic reaction in around 5% of all patients, sometimes with fatal results. New radiographic media, which give enhanced contrast and provide greater patient comfort and safety are essential. Even a small fraction of the international market would generate millions of dollars in income, support growth and expertise in Imaging Technologies, and provide new markets for Australian mining of rare earth and bismuth metals.
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    Linkage Infrastructure, Equipment And Facilities - Grant ID: LE100100109

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $530,000.00
    Summary
    Small molecule X-ray molecular structure elucidation facility. X-ray diffraction plays a key role in identification and molecular characterisation. X-ray techniques are the single most widely used analytical resource in structure determination and provide invaluable information for scientists working in the fields of synthesis, nanotechnology, polymer chemistry, and protein chemistry, amongst many others. The facility brings together a multidisciplinary team of scientists and provides state-of-t .... Small molecule X-ray molecular structure elucidation facility. X-ray diffraction plays a key role in identification and molecular characterisation. X-ray techniques are the single most widely used analytical resource in structure determination and provide invaluable information for scientists working in the fields of synthesis, nanotechnology, polymer chemistry, and protein chemistry, amongst many others. The facility brings together a multidisciplinary team of scientists and provides state-of-the-art research and training facilities for these techniques.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0449848

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $900,000.00
    Summary
    Frontiers in synthetic and structural rare earth chemistry. Rare earth elements are a major under-utilised Auatralian resource. Their commercial development requires knowledge and progression of their chemistry. Advancing the chemistry of highly reactive, air-sensitive metalorganics will provide the breakthrough science to underpin future applications in chemical manufacture, catalysis and new materials. Transformation of rare earth chemistry to achieve behaviour hitherto atypical of these .... Frontiers in synthetic and structural rare earth chemistry. Rare earth elements are a major under-utilised Auatralian resource. Their commercial development requires knowledge and progression of their chemistry. Advancing the chemistry of highly reactive, air-sensitive metalorganics will provide the breakthrough science to underpin future applications in chemical manufacture, catalysis and new materials. Transformation of rare earth chemistry to achieve behaviour hitherto atypical of these elements by steric and electronic modulation of attached groups will value-add to their properties.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0557989

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $300,000.00
    Summary
    Development of non-iodinated, non ionic, water-soluble metal based compounds for clinical administration as radiographic contrast media. Every year Australia spends more than $50 million on importing radiographic contrast media, in an international market worth more than $1 billion pa. Existing iodine based agents, which currently cause major adverse reactions in 1% of the population, could be replaced by new metal based imaging media which provide both enhanced contrast and greater patient safe .... Development of non-iodinated, non ionic, water-soluble metal based compounds for clinical administration as radiographic contrast media. Every year Australia spends more than $50 million on importing radiographic contrast media, in an international market worth more than $1 billion pa. Existing iodine based agents, which currently cause major adverse reactions in 1% of the population, could be replaced by new metal based imaging media which provide both enhanced contrast and greater patient safety and comfort. Even a small fraction of the international market would generate millions of dollars in overseas income from a range of potential sources, including licensing/royalties to export by a local start-up company, and expansion of rare earth mining in Australia.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0877704

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $280,000.00
    Summary
    New approaches to bistable spin clusters. Future advances in data storage technology and other areas of electronics depend on the miniaturisation of the relevant components. The goal of this project is to create materials where individual molecules can be the units of magnetic memory for high density data storage or the switches in electronic devices. Fundamental research in these areas is being pursued vigourously overseas and Australian involvement through this project is important for the p .... New approaches to bistable spin clusters. Future advances in data storage technology and other areas of electronics depend on the miniaturisation of the relevant components. The goal of this project is to create materials where individual molecules can be the units of magnetic memory for high density data storage or the switches in electronic devices. Fundamental research in these areas is being pursued vigourously overseas and Australian involvement through this project is important for the possibility of local development of devices based on the new materials. The students and postdoctoral fellows involved in this work will receive world class training in the synthetic and physical techniques that underpin the emerging fields of molecular magnetism and molecular electronics.
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