Anff Q Spring Newsletter 2019 Australian National Fabrication Facility Queensland Node

ANFF-Q Spring Newsletter 2019 - Australian National Fabrication Facility – Queensland Node

ANFF-Q Spring Newsletter 2019 - Australian National Fabrication Facility – Queensland Node In this issue: – anff q awarded $18.36 million – new instruments – new facilities – anff q user meetings – and more anff q october 10, 2019october 10, 2019 previousan evolution of size exclusion chromatography and gel permeation chromatography nextbrisbane soft matter materials symposium. The annual anff casebook highlights the amazing work being done by researchers in australia with the support of anff facilities and staff. the anff casebooks are shared with researchers, investors, industry and government policy makers around australia.

ANFF-Q Winter Newsletter 2019 - Australian National Fabrication Facility – Queensland Node

ANFF-Q Winter Newsletter 2019 - Australian National Fabrication Facility – Queensland Node Anff q is a world class micro and nanofabrication facility providing access to cutting edge equipment with support from expert staff specialising in microfluidics, organic electronics, biomaterials, novel semiconductor materials and characterisation. Through an advanced suite of tools and substantial expertise, anff qld specialises in microfluidics, organic electronics and optoelectronics, biomaterials, novel semiconductor materials and characterisation. the node comprises four facilities, two at the university of queensland and two at griffith university. The australian national fabrication facility – queensland node (anff qld), based at the university of queensland, is excited to launch the next generation nano 3d printing tool mpo 100 based on two photon polymerization in our new, shiny and renovated cleanroom. Anff acquires cutting edge micro and nanofabrication equipment, ensures its upkeep, and makes it accessible to anyone that wishes to use it. the network is able to exceed the aim of simply making equipment available, thanks to its expert engineers.

1 - ANFF-Q Fabrication Course - Capabilities - Australian National Fabrication Facility ...

1 - ANFF-Q Fabrication Course - Capabilities - Australian National Fabrication Facility ... The australian national fabrication facility – queensland node (anff qld), based at the university of queensland, is excited to launch the next generation nano 3d printing tool mpo 100 based on two photon polymerization in our new, shiny and renovated cleanroom. Anff acquires cutting edge micro and nanofabrication equipment, ensures its upkeep, and makes it accessible to anyone that wishes to use it. the network is able to exceed the aim of simply making equipment available, thanks to its expert engineers. Anff qld can provide a range of custom, high quality research consumables. anff qld also provides nano 3d printing services and software to design and create highly specialised items. Posted on september 11, 2017full size 985 × 984 post navigation published inanff q spring newsletter. Using anff q’s australian first sic epitaxial reactor, researchers from griffith university have developed a substantially cheaper way to obtain high quality patterned graphene at the wafer level, enabling creation of extraordinarily sensitive and versatile chemical micro sensors. In this issue: – new anff q facility manager – anff q ricf application – advanced afm techniques seminar series – staff updates – and more anff q april 11, 2019april 10, 2019 previousanff q’s dr elena taran is guest editor of minerals nextadvanced atomic force microscopy seminar series.

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7 - ANFF-Q Fabrication Course - Packaging - Australian National Fabrication Facility ... Anff qld can provide a range of custom, high quality research consumables. anff qld also provides nano 3d printing services and software to design and create highly specialised items. Posted on september 11, 2017full size 985 × 984 post navigation published inanff q spring newsletter. Using anff q’s australian first sic epitaxial reactor, researchers from griffith university have developed a substantially cheaper way to obtain high quality patterned graphene at the wafer level, enabling creation of extraordinarily sensitive and versatile chemical micro sensors. In this issue: – new anff q facility manager – anff q ricf application – advanced afm techniques seminar series – staff updates – and more anff q april 11, 2019april 10, 2019 previousanff q’s dr elena taran is guest editor of minerals nextadvanced atomic force microscopy seminar series.

1 - ANFF-Q Fabrication Course - Introduction - Australian National Fabrication Facility ...

1 - ANFF-Q Fabrication Course - Introduction - Australian National Fabrication Facility ... Using anff q’s australian first sic epitaxial reactor, researchers from griffith university have developed a substantially cheaper way to obtain high quality patterned graphene at the wafer level, enabling creation of extraordinarily sensitive and versatile chemical micro sensors. In this issue: – new anff q facility manager – anff q ricf application – advanced afm techniques seminar series – staff updates – and more anff q april 11, 2019april 10, 2019 previousanff q’s dr elena taran is guest editor of minerals nextadvanced atomic force microscopy seminar series.

ANFF-Q Fabrication Course (Section 1) – Introduction – Jane Fitzpatrick