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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP160100981

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $360,000.00
    Summary
    A new in-situ structural measurement capability during nanoindentation. A new in-situ structural measurement capability during nanoindentation. This project aims to develop an in-situ Raman capability to obtain dynamic structural and mechanical behaviour of materials as a function of pressure during nanoindentation; and apply the new capability to directly monitor phase changes in silicon and germanium under pressure and correlate them with the simultaneous electrical responses. Anticipated outc .... A new in-situ structural measurement capability during nanoindentation. A new in-situ structural measurement capability during nanoindentation. This project aims to develop an in-situ Raman capability to obtain dynamic structural and mechanical behaviour of materials as a function of pressure during nanoindentation; and apply the new capability to directly monitor phase changes in silicon and germanium under pressure and correlate them with the simultaneous electrical responses. Anticipated outcomes are new instrumentation to directly probe the pressure-temperature phase diagram, and measure electrical properties of novel end phases in these semiconductors.
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    Discovery Early Career Researcher Award - Grant ID: DE170101170

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $360,000.00
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    Electronic structure on both sides of the Fermi level in molecular material. This project aims to develop an inverse photoemission spectrometer to elucidate the electronic properties of molecular materials. In tandem with traditional photoemission, the spectrometer will measure the electronic structure of small molecules for organic electronics and two-dimensional graphene-analogous polymers, providing information critical to their development and use. The instrument is expected to bring critica .... Electronic structure on both sides of the Fermi level in molecular material. This project aims to develop an inverse photoemission spectrometer to elucidate the electronic properties of molecular materials. In tandem with traditional photoemission, the spectrometer will measure the electronic structure of small molecules for organic electronics and two-dimensional graphene-analogous polymers, providing information critical to their development and use. The instrument is expected to bring critical insight to the burgeoning field of molecular materials, with potential widespread applications from energy conversion to sensing and electronics, with benefits across sectors.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP180100068

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    Australian Research Council
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    $463,387.00
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    Development and investigation of functional solid-state nano-pore membranes. This project aims to develop robust membranes with molecular size pores using atomically thin layers and silicon-based materials. Using state-of-the-art characterisation techniques and computer simulations it seeks to derive a fundamental understanding of the membrane formation processes and pore properties. Expected outcomes include industrially compatible fabrication processes that should enable rapid integration of t .... Development and investigation of functional solid-state nano-pore membranes. This project aims to develop robust membranes with molecular size pores using atomically thin layers and silicon-based materials. Using state-of-the-art characterisation techniques and computer simulations it seeks to derive a fundamental understanding of the membrane formation processes and pore properties. Expected outcomes include industrially compatible fabrication processes that should enable rapid integration of the membranes into advanced device applications as well as enhancing national capabilities for materials characterisation. Significant benefits should result from novel applications of the technologies in the areas of medical- and bio-sensing, filtration, and lab-on-the-chip devices.
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    ARC Future Fellowships - Grant ID: FT110100760

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $583,528.00
    Summary
    Surface modification of semiconducting organic charge transfer complexes with metal nanoparticles to create a new class of multifunctional materials. This project aims to deliver a facile and cheap method to produce a class of nanostructured composite materials to be used in applications which will have environmental and social benefits such as photocatalyst development for water purification, biosensing and the creation of antibacterial fabrics to prevent the spread of infection.
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