Nanoengineered Materials

A fresh round of Advance Queensland funding will help AIBN researchers team up with industry to develop next-gen lithium-ion batteries, indoor solar panels, and nanotech-assisted kits for drug screening.

AIBN researchers are looking at how polymer tadpoles could help improve integrin-targeted therapy for certain cancer stem cells.

AIBN researchers are removing harmful ‘forever chemicals’ from the environment and repurposing them in renewable batteries.

Redox flow batteries could be the key that unlocks the global renewable energy transition. Jens Noack plans to ensure Queensland leads the way.

Among this series of 3D manganese-cobalt BTC metal organic frameworks is the perfect vessel to capture and raise the alarm on poisonous gas.

Professor Wang has been elected to a list of the nation's most distinguished scientists for his work in clean energy applications.

AIBN researchers Dr Helen Forgham and Dr Ruirui Qiao believe they have ideal vehicle to simultaneously treat, map and monitor the notoriously difficult Medulloblastoma tumour that occurs in children.

Professor Lianzhou Wang has been named UQ's first ever ARC Industry Laureate Fellow, winning $3.6 million to help position Australia as a leading supplier of superior batteries for electric vehicles.

Queensland researchers and farmers are teaming up to design nanotechnology that repurposes agricultural waste into high-value soil products.