ANFF-NSW@UNSW: $690K secured for new sputtering tool

Sep 24, 2025

Dr Matt Boreland, Technical Director at ANFF-NSW, has successfully secured $690,000 in funding to revitalise critical lab infrastructure. The funding comes from two major sources — $300K from UNSW’s Ageing Research Equipment Repair and Replacement Scheme (via the Office of the PVCRI) and $390K from the ANFF National Contingency Fund. This investment will enable the … Continue reading ANFF-NSW@UNSW: $690K secured for new sputtering tool

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ANFF Shines Spotlight on Lab Sustainability at IVC-23

Sep 19, 2025

Ute Schubert, Process Engineer at ANFF-NSW, took the stage as an invited speaker at the 23rd International Vacuum Congress (15–19 September 2025), delivering a compelling and well-received presentation titled “Lab Sustainability: Making an Impact Through Small Changes in Lab Operations.” Her talk drew a strong audience and sparked meaningful discussion on how incremental shifts in … Continue reading ANFF Shines Spotlight on Lab Sustainability at IVC-23

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SQA alumna Holly Stemp wins the 2025 Malcolm Chaikin Prize for Research Excellence in Engineering at UNSW.

Sep 12, 2025

Sydney Quantum Academy alumna Holly Stemp wins the 2025 Malcolm Chaikin Prize for Research Excellence in Engineering at UNSW SQA Link: 

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Syenta secures $8.8M pre-series A funding

Aug 12, 2025

Semiconductor startup Syenta has raised $8.8 million in pre-series A funding to accelerate its work addressing memory bandwidth challenges in artificial intelligence hardware. The investment will support Syenta in developing chip technologies to improve the speed and efficiency of data movement, a key focus as AI models continue to grow rapidly in scale. This places … Continue reading Syenta secures $8.8M pre-series A funding

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Quantum-Classical Collaboration: Spin Qubit Control at Near Absolute Zero

Jun 26, 2025

A groundbreaking collaboration between Emergence Quantum and Diraq – ANFF‑enabled spin-out companies from USYD and UNSW –  have demonstrated integrated control of qubits at milli-kelvin temperatures.  This achievement marks a critical advancement toward scalable quantum computers. This major milestone was achieved by the combined efforts of the research teams lead by Professor David Reilly (Founder/CEO … Continue reading Quantum-Classical Collaboration: Spin Qubit Control at Near Absolute Zero

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