Tag: Australian Institute for Bioengineering and Nanotechnology
Aussie researchers create shape-shifting robots using 3D printing
Researchers at the University of Queensland have unveiled a breakthrough 3D printing technique to create shape-shifting liquid metal robotics, mimicking musculoskeletal qualities inspired by animal physiology.
UQ researchers harness ‘forever chemicals’ to boost battery performance
Researchers at The University of Queensland (UQ) have developed an innovative technology that removes harmful 'forever chemicals' from water and repurposes them for use in renewable batteries.
Personalised cancer vaccines to be manufactured at New UQ lab
The University of Queensland (UQ) is set to revolutionise cancer treatment with the establishment of a new facility dedicated to producing personalised cancer vaccines, the university said in a media release.
Queensland-designed tech developed for early detection of ovarian cancer
Researchers at the Australian Institute for Bioengineering and Nanotechnology (AIBN) are developing a cutting-edge device designed to detect ovarian cancer in its earliest stages.
UQ boosts biomanufacturing industry with new cancer treatment hub
A newly launched research and manufacturing hub at The University of Queensland is spearheading the manufacturing of precise cancer drugs.
UQ researchers unveil 4D printing technology to revolutionise soft robotics
Researchers from the University of Queensland have introduced a new 4D printing technology that is capable of producing shape-shifting liquid metals for soft robotics.
Yeast dust enables cheap and fast virus detection test – UQ researchers
Researchers from the Australian Institute for Bioengineering and Nanotechnology (AIBN) at the University of Queensland have developed powdery "nanoprobes" from baker's yeast that may one day be used to quickly and cheaply identify viruses in an environment.
UQ researchers unlock potential of next-gen implantable medical gadgets with new sensor
Researchers from the University of Queensland have engineered a thin, flexible gold sensor that will allow for a more streamlined future for electronic medical implants and real-time sensing applications, unleashing the possibilities of the next generation of implantable medical implants.
Trioda Wilingi receives $2.6m to develop cutting-edge medical gels
Trioda Wilingi, a University of Queensland spin out company, will use the traditional Indigenous knowledge of spinifex to develop innovative medical gels, following an agreement between Bulugudu and UniQuest.
Aussie researchers develop new critical material for safer batteries
Researchers from Deakin University and the University of Queensland have developed a new non-flammable electrolyte material for use in sodium batteries.
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