Nanomaterials
Research focus
The ability to synthesise, characterise, and control the nanoscale structure of materials has revolutionised many traditional fields of chemical engineering and often moved process considerations from a macroscale view to one that must consider molecular and nanoscale interaction as an intrinsic part of the design. Chemical engineers at Monash University employ nanomaterials for a wide variety of applications including corrosion mitigation, water purification, catalysis, sensors, drug and gene delivery, theranostics, smart coatings, gas separation, functional food, and material composites.
Meet the researchers
Prof. Udo Bach
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Dr. Parama Banerjee
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A/Prof. Warren Batchelor
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Prof. Wenlong Cheng
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Dr. Simon Corrie
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Dr. Lizhong He
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A/Prof. Matthew Hill
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Prof. Mark Banaszak Holl
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Prof. Ravi Jagadeeshan
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Prof. Lei Jiang
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A/Prof. Xuchuan Jiang
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Prof. Wei Shen
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Prof. Raman Singh
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Prof. Huanting Wang
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Prof. Aibing Yu
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Prof. Xiwang Zhang
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Prof. Dongyuan Zhao
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Associate Professor Daniela Loessner
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