A long-standing collaboration between researchers from the UNSW School of Physics and Lund University in Sweden has delivered a method for making nanowire transistors with multiple, independently controllable wrap-around gates that sit horizontally on a device substrate.
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Working with international industry partners, Professor Allen Barnett's group in the UNSW School of Photovoltaic and Renewable Energy Engineering creates solar cells which incorporate the high performance of III-V materials with the low cost of silicon.
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ANFF-NSW has been working with a New South Wales startup, Kimiya, to fabricate its proof-of-concept lab-on-a-chip device that will eventually have the capability of rapidly detecting sequences of genetic code and transferring the information to a laptop or smartphone.
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Microdevices developed in New South Wales are improving our methods of monitoring radiation, providing a better way to ensure the safety of people working in radiation-filled environments.
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Zedelef, an UNSW spinout is working closely with various ANFF facilities to extend its optical sensing offering in a number of ways.
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