Researchers from the University of Queensland’s Australian Institute for Bioengineering and Nanotechnology are calling for global benchmarking to fast-track PFAS research and remediation efforts.
Researchers at The University of Queensland have set a new world record efficiency for lead-free perovskite solar cells, advancing the development of safer, more sustainable solar technologies.
AIBN Emerging Group Leader Dr Run Zhang has secured a grant from the Food and Beverage Accelerator (FaBA) to advance sensor technology that detects antibiotic residues in food, improving food safety.
University of Queensland researchers have developed an advanced sensor that can detect pregnancy complications as early as 11 weeks with a simple blood test – well before traditional screening methods.
AIBN researchers have turned to the most abundant organic compound on earth to help them transform a common weedkiller into a nano-herbicide that boosts plant hydration.
A nanocoating that can halt viral outbreaks and new materials for solar cell and light emitting technology are among the cutting-edge AIBN projects to win funding in the latest Discovery Projects scheme.
You’ll find it in potatoes, bread, and rice, and maybe in a freshly ironed shirt. Now researchers from the AIBN are examining how starch could be a key ingredient in a new generation of bioplastics.
Cheaper and more efficient solar cells for households and commercial applications are a step closer thanks to new research that will help prove the stability and longevity of this emerging technology.
Dr Miaoqiang Lyu is working on an ink formula that could screen print better zinc batteries: flexible power sources that are stronger, cheaper and – crucially - rechargeable.
