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17 November 2009
Solar cells forum triggers robust debate by Bernie Goldie. A forum being held at the Innovation Campus over 16 and 17 November by IPRI in conjunction with ACES involves international experts in the area of solar energy research coming together for robust debate on the science behind the research. Forum participants are discussing the scientific challenges to make solar power an even more attractive and efficient proposition. The forum is entitled “Challenges in Solar Cell Characterisation: Theory, Spectroscopy and Devices”. Researchers have made recent inroads to the harvesting of sunlight for next-generation solar cells, a step closer to emulating photosynthesis as in nature. This research involves dye-sensitised solar cells, in which a photosensitive pigment or dye is attached to a large surface area inorganic semiconductor (typically titanium dioxide), likened to photosynthetic structures.
13 November 2009
Funding reinforces medical bionics reputation and training opportunities by Bernie Goldie. New health and medical research funding awarded to researchers at IPRI has reinforced its reputation in the pursuit of medical bionics. The latest round of funding, provided through the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC), will enable researchers at IPRI, in conjunction with collaborators from St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne and Monash University at the ARC Centre of Excellence in Electromaterials Science (ACES), to contribute to the government’s health reform agenda. This agenda is aimed at improving the health of all Australians, while bolstering training opportunities for students interested in a future in the area of bionics and nanotechnology.
27 October 2009
The University of Wollongong's Community Connections Feature which appeared in the Illawarra Mercury and Wollongong Advertiser featured an article on IPRI community lab tours and a profile on IPRI PhD student Cameron Ferris.
1 October 2009
Printing our way into a new world of medical bionics by Bernie Goldie reports on the latest international collaborator to visit ACES/IPRI node in Wollongong. Professor Paul Calvert, a world-renowned materials scientist from the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth in the US, is currently visiting IPRI as part of an Australian Research Council (ARC) Fellowship grant with IPRI Director Professor Gordon Wallace and Dr Marc in het Panhuis.
14 September 2009
Two researchers within ACES have been named as recipients of ARC (Australian Research Council) Future Fellowships, designed to promote research in areas of critical national importance.
Dr Bjorn Winther-Jensen from Monash University will use his Future Fellowship to tackle some of the challenging issues regarding the conversion of our society into a 'post-petroleum era' through the development and understanding of a new class of catalysts for efficient conversion and storage of energy, developing cheap and effective electrodes structures for next generation transport and storage technologies, and collaborating at an international level with leading groups in the sustainable energy field.
Dr Marc in het Panhuis from the Intelligent Polymer Research Institute at the University of Wollongong was awarded a fellowship for his project titled "Soft carbon nanotube materials" and will focus on the research area of new bionic materials.
See Government announces seven UOW academics as Future Fellows by Bernie Goldie. UOW Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) Professor Judy Raper was interviewed on ABC Illawarra about the future fellowships awarded last week. The Illawarra Mercury also reported on the fellowships.
4 September 2009
New Science Centre exhibit is a window into research world by Kate McIlwain reports on the first stage of the iDome exhibit that gives “a window into the research world from the comfort of your own Science Centre.”
The iDome is the first stage of a Science Centre exhibit looking at Nanomaterials for Energy, and is a partnership between the ARC Centre of Excellence for Electromaterials Science (ACES), the Intelligent Polymer Research Institute (IPRI) and the Wollongong Science Centre.
19 August 2009
Lecture by bionic ear pioneer Graeme Clark by Kate McIlwain reports on the National Science Week celebrations hosted by ACES in conjunction with the University of Wollongong and Wollongong Science Centre including a special Public Lecture by Professor Graeme Clark and announcement of the 'Bionics for 2020' High School Competition winners.
Director of the Intelligent Polymer Research Institute Professor Gordon Wallace said Professor Clark was the ideal person to speak at the Science Week event.
“This week is all about celebrating the achievements of science and raising the profile. There could be no more appropriate speaker than Graeme Clark. He pushes and challenges all of us to do better things in medical bionics.”
In his lecture, titled “Big thinking, small technologies” Professor Clark took the audience through some of the implications of nano-bio-technology, including how it may help with spinal cord repair, drug delivery and the development of a visual prosthesis – the bionic eye - and his collaborative research with ACES and the University of Wollongong.
ABC Radio Illawarra also featured part of Prof Clark's talk as well as interviews with ACES and UOW researchers and winning students from the 'Bionics for 2020' Competition. WIN TV News also reported on the lecture, including interviews with Prof Clark and the mother of four-month old Felix Williams. who is due to receive bilateral cochlear implants next month.
11 August 2009
The IQ Education Supplement in the Illawarra Mercury featured an article previewing Professor Clark's public lecture. The article included an interview with Prof Clark who spoke highly about the research being currently undertaken at ACES and IPRI and the importance of initiatives such as the 'Bionics for 2020' High School Competition, which provide vital encouragement for young minds.
The Illawarra Mercury also featured an article on the 'Bionics' Competition, including an interview UOW Dean of Science and ACES Chief Investigator Prof Will Price who said he was delighted with the quality of the entries received from schools including Macquarie Fields High School, Smiths Hill High School, St Mary Star of the Sea, Corpus Christie Catholic High School, as well as schools outside of the local area.
11 August 2009
The IQ Education Supplement in the Illawarra Mercury featured an article on the upcoming Public Lecture by Professor Graeme Clark, sponsored by ACES, the University of Wollongong and Wollongong Science Centre. The lecture was also promoted via ABC Illawarra Radio, i98FM, Wave FM and the Lake Times Newspaper.
1 August 2009
The Illawarra Mercury featured a special 16-page feature celebrating the first year of operation of the Innovation Campus, home of the Intelligent Polymer Research Institute and the administrative home for ACES.
The Feature included messages of support from UOW Vice-Chancellor Professor Gerard Sutton and Minister for the Illawarra David Campbell as well as articles on the cutting edge research being undertaken at IPRI and ACES including the partnership between ACES and the Wollongong Science Centre and the new iDome exhibition - a 3D emmersive environment designed to allow people see what is happening inside the working laboratories at ACES/IPRI.
30 May 2009
Wollongong uni nerve centre for spinal repairs by Angela Thompson Illawarra Mercury describes how researchers at ACES/IPRI have claimed a seat at the cutting edge of medical bionics, taking a 'giant step' towards repairing spinal injuries.
29 July 2009
A new era in medical bionics unfolds by Bernie Goldie. Significant inroads into the development of the latest materials for “smarter” medical bionic devices were announced at a special demonstration held at the Intelligent Polymer Research Institute (IPRI) today (Wednesday 29 July). One of the major demonstrations showed how organic conducting polymers can now be used to guide the growth of nerve and muscle cells in a single aligned direction - giving greater control for the re-connection of damaged nerves or muscles.
Researchers at the ARC Centre of Excellence for Electromaterials Science (ACES) in conjunction with research partners at IPRI are behind the latest findings.
Crews from the Illawarra Mercury and WIN Television attended the demeonstration. Prof Gordon Wallace was interviewed on ABC Radio about the latest findings.
15 July 2009
A team involving researchers from ACES/IPRI has had its paper awarded the Best Conference Paper Prize at the 6th International conference on Informatics in Control, Automation and Robotics (ICINCO 2009) held in Milan Italy.
In addition to being published in the fully refereed conference proceedings, the paper titled 'FROM BENDING TO LINEAR MOVEMENT: A Linear Actuation Mechanism Based on Conducting Polymer Actuators', authored by Elise Burriss, Gursel Alici, Geoff Spinks, and Scott McGovern, will appear in a selected papers book to be published by Springer-Verlag.
The work presented included research carried out by UOW undergraduate student Elise Burriss in her graduation thesis.
The paper beat out 129 papers to win the title. Congratulations to all those involved.
13 July 2009
ACES/IPRI is fortunate to have attracted PhD student Cameron Ferris who is conducting research into how tissues and bio-materials can be ‘printed’ using inkjet printers.
Cameron, has co-authored two papers from research done during his undergraduate degree, which have this week been published in the prestigious international journal Soft Matter - the top journal in fundamental soft matter research, with lead author Dr Marc in het Panhuis.
Cameron graduated from a degree in Nanotechnology last year and received the highest UOW award – the Chancellor Robert Hope Memorial prize - as well as the University Medal for Science because of his exceptional academic performance in 2008. His supervisors are Dr Marc in Het Panhuis and Professor Gordon Wallace.
Well done Cameron and best of luck with your future success with ACES/IPRI.
>> Read the article on Cameron on the University of Wollongong website - "Undergrad student research published in top journal"
8 July 2009
Congratulations to Javad Foroughi, a PhD student in ACES/IPRI node, who has been selected to attend the Asia Nanotech Camp (ANC 2009) being held in Taiwan from September 28 to October 12. Javad was one of just three young scientists selected to represent Australia at the Camp and his flights, costs and attendance at the camp will be covered by the organisers of the camp. Initiated by the Asia Nano Forum, ANC 2009, is a continuous effort in fostering young nanotechnology leaders in Asia. It is also a platform for young aspiring researchers to communicate, inspire and learn from each other.
Congratulations also go to another IPRI PhD student, Dillip Kumar Panda, who has been selected to attend the "Chemistry and Physics of Materials for Energetics. A European School in Materials Science" in Milano, Italy from September 14-19, 2009. Held at the University of Milano-Bicocca, the focus will be materials for Energetics, renewable sources and new materials. The European Doctorate in Physics and Chemistry of Advanced Materials (PCAM) will cover all of the official expenses for Dillip's travel to and attendance at the conference.
19 June 2009
ACES members presented University of Wollongong Vice-Chancellor's Awards for 2009. See photos in Picture Gallery from the Awards Ceremony.
Research Excellence for Senior Researchers Award
Highly commended was Professor Geoff Spinks (ACES, Materials Engineering, Faculty of Engineering)
Research Excellence for Emerging Researcher Award
Winner: Dr Simon Moulton (Intelligent Polymer Research Institute, Science Faculty)
25 Years Service Awards
Professor Leon Kane-Maguire (Intelligent Polymer Research Institute, ACES)
Vice Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Community Engagement Highly commended was 'The Welcome to Wollongong Team' of which IPRI/ACES media and communications officer Leanne Crouch is a member.
11 June 2009
Congratulations to Professors Gordon Wallace and Geoff Spinks from IPRI who were part of the winning team in this year's annual Trailblazer competition organised by the University of Wollongong.
Professors Wallace and Spinks, along with Dr Bridget Munro and Professor Julie Steele from Health and Behavioural Sciences, won the open section for their project titled "Controlling lymphoedema in an intelligent fashion – lymphoedema support device for breast cancer patients"’. Lymphoedema is a substantial problem suffered post-operatively by breast cancer patients. Insufficient lymph flow can lead to swelling of the arm, disfigurement, pain and reduced function. UOW researchers have now devised a unique wearable sleeve that can provide enhanced lymph flow. The team pitch was made by Dr Munro.
Congratulations also goes to IPRI researcher Dr Grant Mathieson who was named runner up in the same category for his project "The Flexalex Cistern."
Dr Philip Whitten was also selected as a finalist in the competition for his entry titled "Novel hydrogel production".
The University of Wollongong's annual Trailblazer innovation competition rewards innovative ideas and early-stage research, which have the potential to benefit the community, industry or business as well as generate a financial return. >>read more about the prize winners.
11 June 2009
Congratulations to IPRI senior researcher Dr Jun Chen and his wife Xiaoyan who welcomed a baby boy Henry to the world on Tuesday 11 June in Wollongong.
26 May 2009
ACES Executive Director Professor Gordon Wallace attended the St Vincent's Institute (SVI) Forum 09 on Tuesday 26th May in the Michael Chamberlin Lecture Theatre, St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne. The topic of the forum was"Will bioscience lead the next economic upswing?".
Professor Wallace was joined by Mr John (JT) Macfarlane, Chairman, Deutsche Bank AG Sir Gustav Nossal, SVI Patron Professor Tom Kay, SVI Director Ms Brenda Shanahan, SVI Board Chair Professor Benjamin Cocks, Research Director, Biosciences Platform and Dr Daniel Hausermann from the Department of Primary Industry.
1 June 2009
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28 May 2009
"Researchers reveal new robot: a fish called WANDA" by Kate McIlwain, reports on the robotic fish called WANDA (Wireless Aquatic Navigator for Detection and Analysis) with a camera that can seek out and ‘swim’ towards a particular object of interest. WANDA is propelled by an active flexible joint tail fin that is activated through conducting polymer artificial muscles. This story was widely reported in the local, national and international media over the weekend, including interviews and web reports on NSW ABC Radio, the Indian News, a segment on the SBS evening news, an article in the Saturday Telegraph newspaper and various science and technology websites.
28 May 2009
"Korean scientists take part in laboratory unveiling" by Bernie Goldie, reported on the joint research laboratory unveiled at the Australian Institute for Innovative Materials (AIIM) marking the latest collaboration between materials scientists at IPRI/ACES and the Korean Centre for Bio-Artificial Muscle at Hanyang University.
26 May 2009
The IQ Education Supplement in the Illawarra Mercury, and the news pages reported launch of the "Bionics for 2020" Competition by ACES in conjunction with the Faculty of Science at the University of Wollongong. Both articles, "Contest to build better body parts" and "Budding scientists in bionic brainstorming" explained that the competition invites budding scientists in Years 8-11 at highschools in the Illawarra, Southern Highlands, South Coast and Southern Sydney to come up with suggestions for new bionics designs. See the Bionics for 2020 website. The Competition, which is a registered National Science Week activity, will also be promoted directly to schools.
25 May 2009
IPRI/ACES node played a large role in this year's Illawarra Innovation Showcase, which is part of the National Innovation Festival. IPRI was involved in the following events:
- Community Tours of the iC and IPRI/AIIM Building
- Launch of the "Bionics for 2020" high school competition by Prof. Will Price
- Presence at the Illawarra Innovation Showcase Expo
- Involvement in the Seminar Presentation series (Prof. Gordon Wallace spoke on organic bionics)
- Innovation Week Lecture co-sponsored by ACES.
The involvement of IPRI/ACES in the showcase was reported on WIN TV news, ABC Illawarra Radio, the Illawarra Mercury and the University's article "iC opens its doors for Innovation Week".
15 May 2009
UOW Cares Program has won the category of Outreach and Community Relations category in the 2008 Association of Commonwealth Universities PR, Marketing and Communications Awards. ACES communications and media officer, Leanne Crouch, was recognised for her contribution and passion for this program that enabled this "admirable and novel initiative which seems appropriate to the work and ethos of the University". Well done to Leanne and the team involved.
13 May 2009
"Regional jobs boon as Budget delivers new ‘Australian-first’ facility for UOW" by Kate McIlwain.
The announcement of funding for the Australian Institute for Innovative Materials (AIIM) - Processing and Devices Facility was also widely covered in the local media, including the Illawarra Mercury and ABC Illawarra Radio.
12 May 2009
"IPRI researcher honoured at Science at the Shine Dome" By Bernie Goldie, UOW Media Unit
6 May 2009
"Cover story in leading scientific journal for ACES team" by Bernie Goldie, UOW media unit.
04 May 2009
"Phil shines as Office star of the Year" by Bernie Goldie, UOW media unit.
02 May 2009
"Elvis is King of the Office", by Jodie Minus Illawarra Mercury.
29 April 2009
The Higher Education liftout in The Australian newspaper profiled IPRI Director and ACES Executive Director Professor Gordon Wallace talking about his work in the fields of bionics and polymers. The article titled "Polymers Rescue Bionic Man From Fantasy World" by Jane McCredie aldo featured a photo of Gordon outside the AIIM Facility in Wollongong. Read the article
25 April 2009
The April/May edition of Future Materials includes two articles on ACES under the 'Sensational Materials' section. The first article "Printable Solar Cells" reports in the research being undertaken at Monash University by a team of researchers including Dr Udo Bach and Professor Yi-Bing Cheng, who have developed a solar cell which is thin, flexible and can be produced on a mass-scale using the same technology used to print polymer banknotes. The second article "A new materials research institute for Wollongong and Australia" reports on he opening of the AIIM facility at the University of Wollongong. Read online here
23 April 2009
The Catalyst Program on ABC TV featured a story on solar prints which featured the research being undertaken by Dr Dr Udo Bach, who is a Research Fellow with ACES at Monash University View the online version here
18 April 2009
After a landmark case, which saw a grandmother being posthumously awarded damages in an asbestos case, there has been discussion in the media about the possible dangers of nanotechnology. In the Illawarra Mercury, Gordon Wallace was interviewed saying that he would welcome further study into the potential health risks associated with nanotechnology, and that staff doing research in the field use the same safety standards that apply to all new chemistry research; he was also featured in an extended piece on nanotechnology in the weekend paper by Michelle Hoctor. Gordon was also interviewed on ABC Illawarra.
15 April 2009
Illawarra Mercury reported UOW professor welcomes nanotech study written by Courtney Trenwith. In the article Professor Gordon Wallace said he supported discussion over stricter regulations on the importing, manufacturing, supplying and selling nanotechnology materials, as well as labels on all products that contain nanoparticles, called by the ACTU.
9 April 2009
A Perspectives article published in Science on 9 April, entitled “Electrode-Cellular Interface” was contributed by the Director of UOW’s Intelligent Polymer Research Institute (IPRI) and Executive Research Director of the ARC Centre of Excellence for Electromaterials Science (ACES), Professor Gordon Wallace; Chief Investigator for ACES and inventor of the bionic ear, Professor Graeme Clark; and Dr Simon Moulton (IPRI).
A ‘stacked’ bionic materials store promises a medical revolution, by Bernie Goldie.
6 April 2009
An interview with Professor Graeme Clark first broadcast on ABC radio's Conversation Hour program was repeated on Monday 6 April. Click here for more information and to listen to the interview.
18 March 2009
ACES Chief Investigator Professor Doug MacFarlane was interviewed about the development in fuel cell technology using Gore-Tex that he and researchers at Monash University in Melbourne have been working on in the March 2009 edition of Mobile Tex. Mobile Tex features news and information on the global transport textiles industry, including the automotive, aerospace, rail and marine sectors.
18 March 2009
The Korean DaeJeonToday Newspaper ran a news story on Professor Gordon Wallace's visit to Korea in March. During the visit Professor Wallace presented a number of talks and attended a ceremony for the “World Class University” project where he was presented with a letter of appointment.
14 March 2009
Illawarra Mercury reported that Professor Gordon Wallace has been honoured with a Smart Structures and Materials lifetime achivement award for 2009 by the International Society for Optical Engineering in the United States.
12 March 2009
IPRI Director honoured with Lifetime Achievement Award, by Bernie Goldie.
10 March 2009
Illawarra Mercury followed up on the opening of the Australian Institute for Innovative Materials, incluidng a overview of research at IPRI and profiles of two phd students, Brianna Thompson and Peter Sherrell. Minister launches cutting-edge campus at Wollongong.
ABC Illawarra provided a report on the opening during the Mornings show with Steve Parsons, including an interview with Kim Carr, Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science and Research.
Minister opens AIIM building, praises collaborative partnerships, by Nick Hartgerink.
9 March 2009
WIN TV News, i98FM and ABC Illawarra reported on the opening on the Australian Institute for Innovative Materials at the Innovation Campus, which was officially opened by Kim Carr, Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science and Research. The Illawarra Mercury previewed the opening and mentioned institute directors Professor Gordon Wallace from ACES and Professor Shi Xue Dou from ISEM. New Innovation Campus centre will reshape world.
6 March 2009
Federal Minister to officially open Australian Institute for Innovative Materials on Monday 9 March. Read the Media Release issued by the University of Wollongong.
5 March 2009
Inaugural presentation of Bill Wheeler scholarship, by Bernie Goldie. Chief Investigator for the ARC Centre of Excellence in Electromaterials Science (ACES), Professor Graeme Clark, this week presented the Bill Wheeler Scholarship to Tim Higgins who is undertaking the final honours year of a degree in nanotechnology. Brianna Thompson also gave a special farewell presentation from the Intelligent Polymer Research Institute (IPRI) before she takes up a position at Monash University.
2 March 2009
Research team scores cover of prestigious materials journal, by Bernie Goldie. A team from ACES and the School of Chemistry has had their research on a biomaterial selected as the cover for a special issue of Advanced Functional Materials.
25 February 2009
Wollongong Advertiser 25 February 2009 reported on the Centre's $7.7 million funding boost from the Australian Research Council.
19 February 2009
Illawarra Mercury 19 February 2009 reported on the $7.7 million funding boost from the Australian Research Council to ACES, of which IPRI is the leading partner.
February 2009
Professor Gordon Wallace provided book reviews in the "sci-five" section of Cosmos Magazine.
18 February 2009
High-performing centre to receive further $7.7 million, by Bernie Goldie. The Australian Research Council (ARC) Chief Executive Officer, Professor Margaret Sheil, has announced that the University of Wollongong’s ARC Centre of Excellence for Electromaterials Science will receive a further $7.7 million in funding from July 2010 until December 2013. IPRI is the leading partner in ACES.
Wollongong Advertiser 18 February 2009 reported on the 2009 ACES Electromaterials Symposium held in Wollongong.
11 February 2009
Wollongong Advertiser 11 February 2009 reports "UOW 'research star' set to shine" written by Nathan Simpson, regarding the World Class University Project.
6 February 2009
Illawarra Mercury 6 February 2009 reports "UOW scientist joins key project", written by Emma Shaw.
This was also mentioned on Page 2 of the Sydney Morning Herald.
5 February 2009
World Class University Project and collaboration with Hanbat National University in Korea announced and covered on WIN TV.
5 February 2009
UOW scientist joins Nobel Laureates in World Class University project, by Bernie Goldie. "Australian innovative materials expert Professor Gordon Wallace has been invited to join eminent world scientists, including Nobel Prize Laureates, in a newly-formed international collaborative research project named “World Class University” by the Korean Government."
28 January 2009
ABC Radio Illawarra, with Nick Rheinberger, ran a follow-up drive time report about a new program initiative involving the Intelligent Polymer Research Institute (IPRI) that promises to have a huge impact on devices such as mobile phones and digital cameras.
28 January 2009
As reported by the Meridian Institute: "The University of Wollongong's (UOW) Intelligent Polymer Research Institute (IPRI), New South Wales (NSW), Australia, and Kangnung University, Gangwon, South Korea, will use nanotechnology to develop a new high-performance energy storage device. The universities were chosen by the government of New South Wales to receive a US$100,000 joint research grant. The researchers hope to combine the advantages of both lithium-ion batteries and supercapicators to develop a hybrid device capable of storing and instantly generating large amounts of energy that can also be recharged many times. The resulting device could have a huge impact on mobile phones and digital cameras".
28 January 2009
ABC Illawarra NSW reported that Wollongong, Korean universities get joint research grant.
Researchers from the Intelligent Polymer Research Institute yesterday received half of the $100,000 grant from the visiting Minister for Science and Medical Research, Jodi McKay. Ms McKay says the grant is the first handed out under a memorandum of understanding between the NSW and Korean governments to promote research in new technologies.
"What it shows is the work that's going on at the Intelligent Polymer Research Institute, so they're developing a new generation energy storage device that will have huge benefits for electronic devices," she said.
"Professor Wallace went over to Korea, he explored the strengths of the universities there."
27 January 2009
Joint research between the IPRI and Kangnung University Gangwon announced and covered by WIN TV.
Illawarra Mercury 28 January 2009 reports " Wollongong uni receives $100,000 technology grant", written by Emma Shaw.
UOW researchers work towards longer lasting energy, by Bernie Goldie. "The NSW Minister for Science and Medical Research Jodi McKay today announced a new program initiative involving UOW that promises to have a huge impact on devices such as mobile phones and digital cameras....She made the $100,000 joint research grant announcement while making a special visit to IPRI based at the Australian Institute for Innovative Materials (AIIM Building) on the Innovation Campus......"
Nanowerk website reports "Australian/Korean nanotechnology collaboration to develop high performance battery".
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