Projects - Australian Institute for Bioengineering and Nanotechnology - University of Queensland

We work at the nano-scopic level to solve problems at the global level.

Imaging tumour distribution of a polymeric drug delivery platform in vivo by PET-MRI
A new interfacial bio-sensing approach for detecting aberrant protein phosphorylation in cancer

January 2016–January 2023
Bioclays in antivirus application for Crop Protection

January 2013–January 2022
Biocompatible Gadolinium-free contrast agents for molecular targeted MR imaging

January 2021–June 2026
Cell Envelope Compositions for Protein Studies and Biosensor Applications

January 2016–January 2023
Computational design of biocompatible delivery systems

July 2022
Development of adjuvant-combined vaccines for enhanced humoral and cellular immune responses

January 2020–February 2025
Functional Nanomaterial for Photo-based Theranostics

May 2020–December 2025
Microfluidic Nanoshearing Device for Cancer Diagnostics

January 2017–January 2023
Microfluidic platform technology for producing multifunctional nanocarriers for drug delivery

January 2015–January 2019
Nanofunctional Surfaces for Control of the Biological Interface

January 2017–January 2019
Novel Biologically-Responsive MRI Agents

January 2017–January 2019
Precision nanomaterials based on biomolecule templating

January 2015–January 2019
Programming Synthetic Dendritic Cells

March 2017–March 2025
Sensitive Detection of Biomolecules

January 2013–June 2024
SERS Microfluidic Assay for Cancer Biomarkers

January 2017–January 2023
Tissue Chips - Next generation in vitro model for targeted therapeutics

January 2015–January 2019
Translating epigenetic biomarkers into a pan-cancer diagnostic

January 2014–January 2023
Wound Management: bioactivation of hydrogel to promote wound healing

January 2017–January 2025

Nonequilibrium nanoscale systems

May 2013–December 2025
Antiviral coating materials
Computational Studies of Nanomaterials for Clean Energy Applications

May 2013–December 2025
Development of molecular sensors based on nanoarchitectured porous materials for detecting cancer and infectious diseases

October 2018–September 2021
Designing and Building Novel 2D Hybrid Materials

January 2019–December 2021
Novel Interwoven Hybrid Materials

January 2019–December 2021
Nanoenabled building construction materials

March 2016–March 2019
Cell Envelope Compositions for Protein Studies and Biosensor Applications

January 2016–January 2023
Trapping and Observing Biomolecular Complexes near Nanopores

January 2016–January 2023
Microfluidic synthesis of hierarchical materials for active encapsulation and controlled release

January 2015–January 2019

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Combined confocal-rheology platform for studying ECM-cell interactions

June 2017–June 2025
Nonequilibrium nanoscale systems

May 2013–December 2025
Computational design of biocompatible delivery systems

July 2022
Development of molecular sensors based on nanoarchitectured porous materials for detecting cancer and infectious diseases

October 2018–September 2021
Development of molecular sensors based on nanoarchitectured porous materials for detecting cancer and infectious diseases

October 2018–September 2021
Systems biology-driven discovery and enhanced production of natural products

March 2017–August 2019
BiG Chemicals: Biological Gas to liquid production of Chemicals, a systems biology approach

March 2015–August 2018
Fermentation maps to improve toxoid production in clostridia

March 2016–August 2019
Precision nanomaterials based on biomolecule templating

January 2015–January 2019
Tools for Synthetic Biology

January 2007–January 2018

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