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Facilities - Australian Institute for Bioengineering and Nanotechnology - The University of Queensland, Australia

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The University of Queensland. Australian Institute for Bioengineering and Nanotechnology. AIBN has a dynamic research environment with teams working at the interface of the biological, chemical and physical sciences. The Institute conducts world-class research in nanoscale science, technology and engineering and is committed translating this research into commercial outcomes. Integral to AIBN's ongoing research success is a unique combination of facilities and capabilities. As part of the joint UQ. To co...

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Environmental - School of Chemical Engineering - The University of Queensland, Australia

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The University of Queensland. School of Chemical Engineering. Metallurgy and Minerals Processing. We have developed inorganic membranes that can process sea water or even brine, or process the salty water produced as a by-product of coal seam gas extraction for the new CSG industry in Queensland. Prof Joe da Costa. Clean and sustainable energy - Prof Joe da Costa. Modelling - A/Prof Tony Howes. Waste remeditation - Prof Bill Clarke. Water and wastewater technologies - Prof Paul Lant. St Lucia, QLD 4072.

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Collaborators | Particles and Catalysis Research Group

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Skip to main content. Particles and Catalysis Research Group. School of Chemical Engineering. Partnership is key to success. The PARTCAT group have a strong collaboration network with prominent international and national research leaders. The following list summarises the organisations and companies that have been collaborating with us for the past few years. University of Notre Dame. IWT University of Bremen. NSW Government Office of Environment and Heritage. ETH Particle Technology Laboratory.

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News & Events - Australian Institute for Bioengineering and Nanotechnology - The University of Queensland, Australia

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The University of Queensland. Australian Institute for Bioengineering and Nanotechnology. AIBN Seminar Series: current and archives. Archives: media releases from 2005 to 2013. Media enquiries: Darius Koreis, communications@aibn.uq.edu.au. Or 07 3346 3962. AIBN researchers shine at NHMRC research awards. 14 July 2016: The work of two AIBN researchers was recognised at last night s National Health and Medical Research Council Research Excellence Awards. Read more ›. Read more ›. Read more ›. UQ-Amyris col...

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Energy - School of Chemical Engineering - The University of Queensland, Australia

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The University of Queensland. School of Chemical Engineering. Metallurgy and Minerals Processing. One of the major challenges for coal-fired power is reducing its impact on the environment by developing ways to separate CO. From other gases produced in the power generation process and ensuring it is not released into the atmosphere. Biofuel/Biogas - Prof Bill Clarke. Carbon Materials - Dr Tom Rufford. Clean and sustainable energy technologies - Prof Joe da Costa. Coal Seam Gas - Prof Brian Towler.

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Materials - School of Chemical Engineering - The University of Queensland, Australia

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The University of Queensland. School of Chemical Engineering. Metallurgy and Minerals Processing. Synthesis and molecular engineering of nanomaterials, such as inorganic nanoparticles, carbons, nanoporous materials and membranes underpin many innovations in medicine, energy and environmental technologies. Biomaterials - Prof Justin Cooper-White. Food engineering - Prof Jason Stokes. Novel and functional nanomaterials - Prof Suresh Bhatia. Prof Joe da Costa. Polymers and biopolymers - Prof Peter Halley.

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Collaborators | Particles and Catalysis Research Laboratory

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Skip to main content. Particles and Catalysis Research Laboratory. 3D Ordered macroporous Perovskite materials: an approach for catalytic applications. Cellular Responses to Nanoceria-Protein Corona Complexes: An Implication to Antioxidant Therapeutic Efficacy. Development of multifunctional nanocomposite materials for water treatment. School of Chemical Engineering. Partnership is key to success. University of Notre Dame. IWT University of Bremen. NSW Government Office of Environment and Heritage.

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Students - Australian Institute for Bioengineering and Nanotechnology - The University of Queensland, Australia

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The University of Queensland. Australian Institute for Bioengineering and Nanotechnology. Become a student at AIBN and we will put you on the front foot. We'll help you develop high-level research skills, as you work in cutting-edge labs with world leaders in their field. AIBN provides research opportunities for Undergraduate, Honours, Postgraduate, PhD and MPhil students. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD). Master of Philosophy (MPhil). Read more ›. Read more ›. Honours projects available in the AIBN. Designing...