3D printers may one day become a permanent fixture of the operating theatre after UNSW scientists showed they could print bone-like structures containing living cells.
Welcome to the final newsletter for 2020. I am immensely grateful for the incredible support from staff, students and colleagues as we navigated through a very difficult year affected by bushfires and COVID-19.
The school has had an incredible run of funding in the second half of 2020 which will ensure we continue with our world class research well into 2021 and beyond!
Congratulation to all of our winners in the ARC PGC Student and Supervisors Awards! Our student superstar Scarlet Kong was awarded the Outstanding Research Student Award, recognising her outstanding research and outreach contributions.
A new breakthrough by the SMaRT Centre UNSW promises a new recycling strategy for polymer-laminated materials like coffee pods, closing the loop on an important stream of waste!
Congratulations to Bernadette Pudadera, Coco Kennedy and Aurpa Bhuiyan for placing first, second and third in the 2020 Materials Australia Student Awards Competition (NSW branch)!!
It has been a hard year for hands on events, but this hasn't stopped a group of FLEET members delivering their outreach workshops to students in Emmanual Primary School!
Gaurav has been awarded 2020 Dean’s Award for Outstanding PhD Thesis. in recognition of your PhD thesis Investigation of electrical, optical and mechanical control of ferroelectric domains using scanning probe microscopy.
Our New Staff member Tushar Kumeira joins us as Scientia Senior Lecturer. He is an NHMRC Early Career Fellow with a research focus on porous nanomaterials.
PGSOC has organised lunch and activities for postgraduate students to bond and support their peers during the interesting time. It was a variety of games including a table tennis.
Professor Veena Sahajwalla was in the cover of CPA in The Black Magazine with the revolutionary recycle. Professor Veena is well-known in turning trash to treasure.
