Kim Chance Fellowship research focuses on technology for food quality.

A research project to develop portable infrared scanning technology to assess food quality has won a University of Western Australia PhD student a fellowship from the State Government to further his research..
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Article written by Katrina Bowers

ANFF Frater Award Recipient 2019.

Named after ANFF’s first Chairman, Dr Robert Frater AO, the award is given to ANFF staff for outstanding achievement and funds local or international travel to foster technical and professional growth. 

This year from the ACT Node we congratulate Gayatri our extraordinary EBL Process Engineer.

Annual ANFF staff retreat.

With 8 Nodes throughout Australia in 21 Institutions is it a wonderful way to get  together and share with each other what each node is capable of.  There were introductions of new processing engineers, who all gave speeches about their specific node. See Olivier below, speaking about our node. 

This year was extra special with the introduction of our new
CEO – Dr Ian Griffiths. 

Dinner was lovely with a interesting game of trivia, we learnt a lot about the people of ANFF.  On the second day there was a great team bonding exercise which was extremely hard and after 30 mins we were told it was impossible to achieve. 
 

Article written by Sue Berkeley.

to all authors who acknowledge the ANFF ACT node in these recent publications..

Forming-free bipolar resistive switching and quantum conductance in NiO/FTO structures.

Twofold Polarization‐Selective All‐Dielectric Trifoci Metalens for Linearly Polarized Visible Light.

22.6% Efficient Solar Cells with Polysilicon Passivating Contacts on n‐type Solar‐Grade Wafers.

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Contact us

Fouad Karouta
ACT Node Manager
T: +61 2 6125 7174
E: fouad.karouta@anu.edu.au

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