mainsite-day3 – Mobile Agenda

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The challenges and opportunities for deep tech commercialisation and effective research translation will be explored across the program, exploring how global partnerships, VC funding and researchers are building the next generation of nanotechnologies across fields as diverse as quantum through to bio technologies.

DAY THREE: Thursday 15 February 2024
9:00am	Opening Plenary day 3 Session Chair: Professor Sally McArthur
9:00am	Plenary Panel Professor Bronwyn Fox, (CSIRO) Professor Mark Hutchinson, (STA/Uni Adelaide) Doctor Charles Day, (Jupiter Ionics and VC)
10:00am	Morning tea will be served in the Exhibition area
GLOBAL THEME	BIO-ENGINEERING	ELECTRONICS	ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT	PHOTONICS & QUANTUM	QUANTUM & MODELLING, COMPUTATION, AI
ROOM	Room: Plenary 3	Room: 219	Room: 220	Room: 217	Room: 218
SUB THEME	MEDICAL DEVICES	NANO / BIOELECTRONICS	ENERGY COMMERCIAL	PHOTONICS IN ACTION & FABRICATION	QUANTUM APPLICATIONS
SESSION CHAIR	Professor David Nisbet and Doctor Baoyue Zhang	Doctor Salim El-Kazzi and Thilini Thathsara	Deepak Sharma	Doctor Philipp Reineck	Doctor Amanda Seedhouse and Erin Grant
10:30am	Molecularly Imprinted Polymers in Artificial Olfaction: A Sensory Enhancement Approach Professor Mina Hoorfar, University of Victoria Invited Speaker 1030-1050	Cool plastics for Energy Sustainability Doctor Natalie Stingelin, Georgia Institute of Technology Keynote Speaker 1030-1100	A High-Performance Electrolysis Cell Promises More Cost-Competitive Renewable Hydrogen Professor Gerry Sweigers, University of Wollongong Keynote Speaker 1030-1100	Hybrid optical fibres: combining the properties of nanocrystals, glasses and optical waveguides Professor Heike Ebendorf Heidepriem, The University of Adelaide Keynote Speaker 1030-1100	Quantum information and quantum foundations with high-spin nuclei in silicon Professor Andrea Morello, The University of New South Wales Keynote Speaker 1030-1100
11:00am	Starting at 10:50am Particle number concentration – how to compare results across different instruments Doctor Åsa Jämting, National Measurement Institute 1050-1105 Commercial scale production of surface tethered electrochemical biosensors Doctor Miaosi Li, Universal Biosensors Pty Ltd 1105-1120	Printed power: Revolutionising energy and health with organic electronics Professor Paul Dastoor, The University of Newcastle Invited Speaker 1100-1120	Transforming sugars into salts – a novel strategy to overcome supercooling Doctor Karolina Matuszek, Monash University Invited Speaker 1100-1120	Towards an all optical brain / computer interface Professor Francois Ladouceur, The University of New South Wales Invited Speaker 1100-1120	Lessons in YBCO - materials, measurements and modelling of superconducting sensors Doctor Emma Mitchell, CSIRO Invited Speaker 1100-1120
11:20am	Compact and Wearable ECG Device Mr Peter Elango, RMIT University 1120-1130	Dynamics of V3O5 threshold switching and its application as a leaky integrate-and-fire neuron Mr Sujan Kumar Das, The Australian National University Invited Speaker 1120-1140	Commercialising early stage green energy technologies Doctor Charles Day, Jupiter Ionics Invited Speaker 1120-1140	Photonic chip frequency combs: extraordinary potential for breakthrough science Professor Arnan Mitchel, RMIT University 1120-1140	Light-matter interaction at attosecond time-scales Doctor Satya Undurti, University of Adelaide Invited Speaker 1120-1140
11:40am	A scalable and highly sensitive Cystatin C sensor for kidney diseases detection Mr Mingjie Yang, RMIT University 1130-1140 Multi-doped molybdenum oxides dots as efficient reactive oxygen species catalysts Doctor Baoyue Zhang, RMIT University 1140-1150 Graphene for next generation cardiovascular therapeutics: NO limit on therapeutic potential Dr Tanveer Tabish, University of Oxford Invited Speaker 1150-1210	A Predictive Model for Monolayer-Selective Metal-Mediated MoS2 Exfoliation Incorporating Electrostatics Doctor Alexander Corletto, University of Melbourne 1140-1155 Long-lived neural interfaces with implanted bioelectronics and microfluidics Doctor Khoa Nguyen, Griffith University 1155-1210 AlGaN nanowires for ultraviolet emission Doctor Sonachand Adhikari, Australian National University 1210-1220 Elastic strain engineering of thin film materials Mr Satyajit Sarkar, University of Western Australia 1220-1230	Standards for Nanotechnologies: addressing reproducibility issues and providing confidence Doctor Victoria Coleman, National Measurement Institute Invited Speaker 1140-1200 Catalysts for low-cost hydrogen from seawater Doctor Nasir Mahmood, RMIT University 100-1215 Advanced Atomic Catalysts Design for Energy Systems Associate Professor Bolong Huang, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University 1215-1230	Controlled formation of gold nanoparticles with tunable plasmonic properties in tellurite glass Professor Heike Ebendorff-Heidepriem, University of Adelaide 1140-1150 Understanding Roughness: Optimising Nanofabrication for Low Loss Photonics Applications Doctor Han-hao Cheng, University of Queensland 1150-1200 Laser-Induced-Graphene Mrs Zahra Khajehsaeidimahabadi, University of Melbourne 1200-1210 Inverse design of multimode photonic devices for classical and quantum information processing Doctor Daniel Peace, University of Queensland 1210-1220 Nitrogen-vacancy plasmonics: Plasmonic control of diamond quantum devices Doctor Harini Hapuarachchi, RMIT University 1220-1230	Multi-species optically addressable spin defects in a van der waals material Miss Priya Singh, RMIT University 1140-1150 A compact, portable device for millimetre-scale magnetic imaging based on diamond quantum sensors Mr Alex Shaji, RMIT University 1150-1200 Exploring nanoscale spatial-molecular characteristics in 3D with machine learning Mrs Sarah Bamford, La Trobe University 1200-1210
12:30pm	Lunch will be served in the Exhibition area
ROOM	Room: Plenary 3	Room: 219	Room: 220	Room: 217	Room: 218
SUB THEME	SENSORS / DIAGNOSTICS	ELECTRONICS COMMERCIALISATION	SOLAR ENERGY AND MATERIALS	PHOTONICS IN THE MARKETPLACE	MODELLING FOR ELECTRONICS AND BIOMATERIALS
SESSION CHAIR	Professor Mina Hoorfar and Mr Peter Elango	Professor Prashant Sonar and Doctor Alexander Corletto	Doctor Peter Sherrell	Prof Arnan Mitchell	Doctor Ravichandar Babarao and Sarah Bamford
1:30pm	Intelligent Wearable Skins for Soft Bioprobing Professor Wenlong Cheng, Monash University Keynote Speaker 1330-1400	Conductometric sensing: Linking semiconductors and biomaterials Professor Sharath Sriram, RMIT University Keynote Speaker 1330-1400	Lessons in solution-less perovskite deposition processes toward tandem devices Professor Gregory Wilson, CSIRO Keynote Speaker 1330-1400	3D printed microoptics: from first principles to commercial applications Professor Harald Giessen, University of Stuttgart Keynote Speaker 1330-1400	Simulating thermal and electrical performance of supercapacitors Professor Debra Bernhardt, The University of Queensland Keynote Speaker 1330-1400
2:00pm	Upconversion technology for Rapid Testing Associate Professor Jiajia Zhou, University of Technology Sydney Invited Speaker 1400-1420	Miniature systems for advanced, smart and long-term sensing Associate Professor Omid Kavehei, The University of Sydney Invited Speaker 1400-1420	Layered van der Waals materials for infrared photodetection Doctor James Bullock, The University of Melbourne Invited Speaker 1400-1420	Lighting the Way: Integrated Photonics' Journey towards Manufacturing in Australia Doctor Alvaro Casas Bedoya, The University of Sydney Invited Speaker 1400-1420	Optimizing Nanomaterial Synthesis: Multiscale Design in Aerosol Processes Doctor Eirini Goudeli, The University of Melbourne Invited Speaker 1400-1420
2:20pm	Design of Nano-Scale Interfaces for Miniaturised Bio- and Chemical Sensing Professor Antonio Tricoli, The University of Sydney Invited Speaker 1420-1440	Nature-inspired sensor designs and systems with hybrid approaches Professor Benjamin Tee, National University of Singapore Invited Speaker 1420-1440	Perovskite Quantum Dots for Solar Cells and Beyond Professor Lianzhou Wang, The University of Queensland Invited Speaker 1420-1440	Miniaturization of optical atomic clocks Doctor Elizaveta Klantsataya, University of Adelaide Invited Speaker 1420-1440	A Kinetic Monte Carlo approach to electronic transport in cluster assemblies Miss Emma Vincent, The University of Auckland - Waipapa Taumata Rau 1420-1430
2:40pm	Label-free plasmonic detection of collagen deposition from mesenchymal stem cells cultured in RGD functionalised peptide hydrogels Doctor Nicholas Reynolds, La Trobe University 1440-1455 Nanocomposites for Enhanced Mechanical Response and Post Implantation Monitoring in Small Diameter Vascular Grafts Ms Rumbidzai Zizhou, RMIT University 1455-1505 Nano-theranostics for real-time imaging and on-chip microfluidic assays: Promises of precision nanomedicine. Doctor Jagat Kanwar, VAXXAS 1505-1525 Towards Infection Monitoring using a pH Sensor-Silk Wound Dressing Miss Laura Hung, RMIT University 1525-1535	Commercialisation of nanoelectronics: (Panel) Associate Professor Noushin Nasiri (chair) Professor Prashant Sonar (co chair) Professor Sharath Sriram Professor Paul Dastoor Associate Professor Omid Kavehei Professor Benjamin Tee 1440-1505 Engineering of metal oxide magnetic nanoparticles for selective detection of hazardous gases Professor Ahmad Ibrahim Ayesh, Qatar University 1505-1520 Pd nanoparticle decorated hollow TiO2 nano-spheres and their enhanced hydrogen gas sensing performances Mrs Thilini Thathsara, Swinburne University of Technology 1520-1530 Liquid metals for the interfacial synthesis of two-dimensional materials Doctor Mohammad Bagher Ghasemian, University of Sydney 1530-1540 3D Printed Self-Healing Hydrogels for Wearable strain Sensors Doctor Fatemeh Mokhtari, Deakin University 1540-1550 Suppressing SRH current in RIE type converted n-on-p photodetectors Nima Dehdashti, The University of Western Australia 1550-1600	Profiling of Two-Step Conversion of CsPbBr3 Perovskite Doctor Yanting Yin, UNISA 1440-1450 Precision Electrocrystallization at the Nanoscale and Its Application for Manufacturing Nanosensors of Hazardous Compounds Doctor Mohamed Kilani, University of New South Wales 1450-1505 Improved Performance of PEDOT: PSS/Si Hybrid Solar Cells Employing Silicon Nanowire Arrays Mr Deepak Sharma, RMIT University 1505-1515 Self-driven MoS2/GaN heterostructure-based wavelength selective by polarity flipping broadband photodetector Mr Pargam Vashishtha, RMIT University 1515-1525 Finite Element Analysis of PEDOT:PSS/Bacterial Cellulose Conducting Polymer Actuators Mr Sukesh Kumar, Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad India & Swinburne University of Technology 1525-1535 Dynamic Topological Domain Walls Driven by Lithium Intercalation in Multilayer Graphene Professor Zhe Liu, The University of Melbourne 1535-1555	Photonics Commercialisation Heike Ebendorff-Heidepriem Professor Arnan Mitchell Professor Francois Ladouceur Professor Francesca Iacopi 1440-1520	Molecular insights into peptoids’ protective capacities of bionanomaterials Doctor Nevena Todorova, RMIT University 1430-1440 Modelling ionic liquids and deep eutectic solvents for bio-engineering applications Doctor Andrew Christofferson, RMIT University 1440-1450 The power of physics-informed machine learning in solving nanoscale challenges Doctor Sherif Tawfiq Abbas, Deakin University Invited Speaker 1450-1510
				QUANTUM COMPUTING	DATA DRIVEN METHODS
				Quantum kernels for machine learning Associate Professor Sally Shrapnel, University of Queensland Invited Speaker 1520-1540 Machine learning methods for magnetometry applications using NV centres in diamond Doctor Fernando Meneses, University of Melbourne Invited Speaker 1540-1600	Accurate finite-temperature materials properties with machine-learned potentials Doctor Carla Verdi, The University of Queensland Invited Speaker 1510-1530 Enhancing Magnetic Response of Topological Insulator with Meta-Material Doctor Qiang Sun, RMIT University 1530-1540 Resolution-enhanced ToF-SIMS imaging using image fusion and a convolutional neural network Doctor Wil Gardner 1540-1550 Adaptive Convolutional Neural Networks for Enhanced Memory Retention and Restoration in Optoelectronic Vision Devices Mr Thiha Aung, RMIT University 1550-1600