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IPAS Researcher appointed as an Ambassador for ICPS 2020
Congratulation to Dr Giuseppe Tettamanzi for being designated as an ambassador for the International Conference on the Physics of Semiconductors 2020 (ICPS 2020). Dr Tettamanzi will join the Ambassador program to promote as well as to help developing the scientific program for the conference.
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IPAS Student Research Award
Congratulations to the following outstanding IPAS Award winners :
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
As the festive season approaches it is, of course, the right time to reflect on the last year at IPAS. I am immensely proud of all the work our members have done to make IPAS bigger and better: it has been another year of amazing announcements across the board.
The latest IPAS External Newsletter.
IPAS - Research Excellence ticks all the right box
IPAS mission is to use the power of light to make the world safer, healthier and wealthier. This transdisciplinary approach institute has housed more than 200 scientists and researchers developing innovative research from defence, medical and biological sensors, agriculture and mining industries and spun off 6 startups.
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IPAS at INGENUITY 2019
On 30-31 October, IPAS and the Faculty of Sciences proudly joined ECMS at INGENUITY 2019 at the Adelaide Convention Centre. Along with more than 300 innovative projects, some of IPAS cutting-edge research and capabilities were on display including: the AMIGO, Miniprobes, High Temperature Sensing, Sapphire Clock, Advanced Manufacturing (including 3D metal printing and GLAS technology) and the Laser Radio.
Trapping atoms to protect Australia's groundwater – a successful partnership between IPAS and CSIRO
On Monday 9th September, we were honoured to host the launch of the Atom Trap Trace Analysis (ATTA) Facility, that will help protect Australia’s precious groundwater from overuse and contamination, and contribute to our understanding of the impact of climate change through measurements on Antarctic ice cores.
NHMRC Development Grant for Safer, Faster Brain Biopsies
Congratulations to Prof Robert McLaughlin for being awarded a $750k NHMRC Development Grant for the development of a smart needle for safer, faster brain biopsies.
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