ARC Centre of Excellence for Electromaterials Science

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	Welcome The new ARC Centre of Excellence for Electromaterials Science brings together eminent scientists to develop the nano-science and nano-technology related to the movement of electric charge within and between materials. The ARC Centre studies these processes as they are fundamentally important to a diverse array of phenomena important in many biological and industrial processes. The exciting new developments in nanoscale materials offer the potential for groundbreaking improvements in charge generation and transfer. However, there is a general lack of understanding of these processes at the nano domain. The new ARC Centre will study these processes, develop improved electromaterials and apply these materials in biomedicine, industrial processes, energy harvesting and energy storage. Read more about ACES.... and the ACES group structure... The ACES team comprises a team of internationally recognised scientists, engineers and medical practitioners. Get to know our team...... The team has an extensive domestic and international collaborative research network enabling research challenges to be met in a most effective manner. Read about those collaborations.....

Whats Happening?

1 new PhD scholarship available.

2 new job positions available (closing date 20 July 2008):

Ink Jet position (23077) fixed term fulltime fellowship for 2 years
Biomaterials position (23076) fixed term fulltime fellowship for 2 years and 6 months

Look at our upcoming ACES events, lock the dates in your diary and register for the events!

ACES Ethics & Bionics Workshop, Melbourne, 15 July 2008.
International Workshop on Preparation and Characterisation of Battery Cells at Innovation Campus, Wollongong, 24-25 July 2008.
Scanning Probe Microscopy (SPM) and Hands-On Workshop '08, 28-30 August 2008.
Medical Bionics Conference in Lorne, Victoria from 16-19 November 2008.

"Nothing can dampen our excitement for scientific research so thank you everyone for your dedication to pushing back the boundaries and for the willingness to work together in doing so" - Professor Gordon Wallace.

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