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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0986003

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $550,000.00
    Summary
    Digital Interferometry: A platform technology for robust optical measurements. Digital interferometry is a new concept which will allow the measurement precision of interferometry to be applied in otherwise inaccessible or unsuitable environments. It will enhance the performance of major scientific instruments, such as gravitational wave detectors and optical telescopes, whilst reducing the cost, giving Australia a high profile in the quest to understand the universe. When applied to everyday .... Digital Interferometry: A platform technology for robust optical measurements. Digital interferometry is a new concept which will allow the measurement precision of interferometry to be applied in otherwise inaccessible or unsuitable environments. It will enhance the performance of major scientific instruments, such as gravitational wave detectors and optical telescopes, whilst reducing the cost, giving Australia a high profile in the quest to understand the universe. When applied to everyday situations, such as surveillance, traffic flow or vibration monitoring, it can give Australian industry a economic and social advantage, increasing the wealth and security of the nation.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0451021

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $600,000.00
    Summary
    Across the Gravitational Wave Spectrum. Violent astrophysical events in the universe emit gravitational waves across a spectrum from mHz to kHz, producing an infinitesimal?but detectable'strain in space-time itself. Like high energy physics projects, gravitational wave detection involves giant multi million dollar research facilities and extensive international collaboration. This project will develop ideas, equipment and algorithms which will enhance the performance of both high frequency (gro .... Across the Gravitational Wave Spectrum. Violent astrophysical events in the universe emit gravitational waves across a spectrum from mHz to kHz, producing an infinitesimal?but detectable'strain in space-time itself. Like high energy physics projects, gravitational wave detection involves giant multi million dollar research facilities and extensive international collaboration. This project will develop ideas, equipment and algorithms which will enhance the performance of both high frequency (ground) and low frequency (space) based laser interferometer type detectors, and see Australia expand its already important role in searching for nature's most elusive signals.
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    Linkage - International - Grant ID: LX0775994

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $12,000.00
    Summary
    The standard quantum limit and beyond collaboration. Achievement of a limit never before reached in measuring the position of a macroscopic object will produce a new world record for Australia, breaking that limit is akin to breaking the 4 minute mile - a feat previously thought impossible. Not only will this create national pride in our ability to innovate, but the optical technology developed with the opening of the new field of sub-quantum interferometry has the potential to generate tangibl .... The standard quantum limit and beyond collaboration. Achievement of a limit never before reached in measuring the position of a macroscopic object will produce a new world record for Australia, breaking that limit is akin to breaking the 4 minute mile - a feat previously thought impossible. Not only will this create national pride in our ability to innovate, but the optical technology developed with the opening of the new field of sub-quantum interferometry has the potential to generate tangible benefits for Australian industry. This proposal will produce scientists highly trained in technologies related to emerging industries such as photonics.
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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP0667937

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $1,000,000.00
    Summary
    Technologies for advanced optical fibre sensors. This project is to create a significantly better technology for exploration of oil and gas reserves under the ocean. Based on lasers and fibre optics, it leverages Australia's prodigious photonics expertise and couples it with Australia's established and well-regarded resource industry. Successful completion will enable better utilization of this country's natural resources, in particular oil and gas reserves, whilst also creating a high technolog .... Technologies for advanced optical fibre sensors. This project is to create a significantly better technology for exploration of oil and gas reserves under the ocean. Based on lasers and fibre optics, it leverages Australia's prodigious photonics expertise and couples it with Australia's established and well-regarded resource industry. Successful completion will enable better utilization of this country's natural resources, in particular oil and gas reserves, whilst also creating a high technology export, given the size of the world marine survey market (US$4 billion). Better energy exploration technologies are vital to Australia and, indeed the world, as energy supply dwindles and the increased energy costs begin to impact negatively on economic growth.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0555928

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $420,000.00
    Summary
    Beyond the standard quantum limit. Achievement of a limit never before reached in measuring the position of a macroscopic object will produce a new world record for Australia, breaking that limit is akin to breaking the 4 minute mile - a feat previously thought impossible. Not only will this create national pride in our ability to innovate, but the optical technology developed with the opening of the new field of sub-quantum interferometry has the potential to generate tangible benefits for Aus .... Beyond the standard quantum limit. Achievement of a limit never before reached in measuring the position of a macroscopic object will produce a new world record for Australia, breaking that limit is akin to breaking the 4 minute mile - a feat previously thought impossible. Not only will this create national pride in our ability to innovate, but the optical technology developed with the opening of the new field of sub-quantum interferometry has the potential to generate tangible benefits for Australian industry. This proposal will produce scientists highly trained in technologies related to emerging industries such as photonics.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0881222

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $281,000.00
    Summary
    Increasing the science output of future gravitational-wave detectors by implementation of advanced output-optics configurations. This project aims to develop an instrument, a variable reflectivity mirror, which when installed on the next generation of gravitational wave detectors will expand their search capability. Successful development of this mirror will see Australia become only the third country outside of the USA involved in the Advanced LIGO Project procurement and play a major role in t .... Increasing the science output of future gravitational-wave detectors by implementation of advanced output-optics configurations. This project aims to develop an instrument, a variable reflectivity mirror, which when installed on the next generation of gravitational wave detectors will expand their search capability. Successful development of this mirror will see Australia become only the third country outside of the USA involved in the Advanced LIGO Project procurement and play a major role in the first direct detection of gravitational waves, predicted to exist by Einstein ninety years ago. Success in such an area of fundamental research will generate international prestige for Australia and pride in our ability to achieve at the highest level of research.
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