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We are interested in synthesis of all kinds, from biologically active molecules to polymers.
The common theme is that our target must have a use, whether it allows us to probe a biological system or to make a smart material.
The new frontiers in research are at the interfaces and major breakthroughs are now happening in collaborative research projects on multidisciplinary themes. Our interest in the Bio21 Institute is to address the interface of biological and materials science.
Our research also involves extensive collaboration with chemists at CSIRO Molecular and Health Technologies and the Department of Chemistry at Imperial College, London.
The common theme is that our target must have a use, whether it allows us to probe a biological system or to make a smart material.
The new frontiers in research are at the interfaces and major breakthroughs are now happening in collaborative research projects on multidisciplinary themes. Our interest in the Bio21 Institute is to address the interface of biological and materials science.
Our research also involves extensive collaboration with chemists at CSIRO Molecular and Health Technologies and the Department of Chemistry at Imperial College, London.
[19/02/2009] VICOSC announced the initiation of printing trials for the production of organic solar cells
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[17/07/2006] Dr Gary Leeke from the University of Birmingham joins the group as a visitor for two weeks to work on continuous flow reactions in supercritical carbon dioxide.
[07/07/2006] Professor Andrew Holmes has been successful in attracting funding for an ARC Linkage International Materials World Proposal in collaboration with Professor Chris Ober and Professor George Malliaras from Cornell University.
