ANFF-NSW @UNSW

The NSW Office of the Chief Scientist and Engineer of NSW (OCSE) has announced a  $15 Million Funding Boost for NSW Research , via its NCRIS Support Program,  including a major funding share for the NSW Consortium of ANFF Nodes The ANFF consortium submission, led by Dr Matt Boreland at ANFF-NSW@UNSW,  secured $3.2M from the program … Continue reading ANFF Nodes in NSW Receive multi-million-dollar funding boost from The Office of the NSW Chief Scientist & Engineer

ANFF Director, Prof François Ladouceur and Technical Director Dr Matthew Boreland have signed a $1.2 million user agreement with a brand new international partner. Under this two year agreement, Falcon-Photon Co. Ltd., will be using the ANFF foundry services to develop photonics interconnects. Both parties see this agreement as a stepping stone that will yield … Continue reading ANFF-NSW at UNSW have signed a $1.2 million user agreement with a new international partner

Diraq has successfully completed a Series A-2 capital funding round, securing USD $15 million. This milestone achievement is led by Prof. Andrew Dzurak and his exceptional team, including Stefanie Tardo, Arne Laucht, Henry Yang, among others. This significant investment will enable the expansion of their team in Australia and facilitate their market launch in the … Continue reading Diraq funding success and new commercial lab – Andrew Dzurak and team

The ANFF labs at UNSW have been awarded LEAF BRONZE for their efforts in meeting sustainability targets. Inside UNSW link The Laboratory Efficiency Assessment Framework (LEAF) is an internationally recognized standard for sustainable laboratory operations that helps building a culture of sustainability with improved engagement and collaboration in laboratories around the world. LEAF is run … Continue reading ANFF NSW Node at UNSW awarded LEAF Bronze accreditation

Researchers from the ARC Centre of Excellence in Exciton Science at UNSW Sydney have demonstrated that OLEDs, a type of semiconductor material commonly found in flat-screen televisions, smartphone screens and other digital displays, can be used to map magnetic fields using magnetic resonance. Published in the prestigious journal Nature Communications, this technique is able to function … Continue reading Quantum sensing in your pocket: Using OLEDs to image magnetic fields