Team Members

Prof. Patrick Kluth works on solid-state nanopores - fabrication, characterisation and applications, material modification through ion irradiation and implantation methods, and synchrotron-based X-ray techniques.

Shankar Dutt works on versatile solid-state nanopore membranes - fabrication, characterisation and applications. He also works on the fundamental understanding and characterisation of latent tracks in a wide variety of materials.

Xingshuo Huang works on high-pressure compressed carbon materials.

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Jodie Bradby is Head of the Department of Materials Physics at the Research School of Physics at ANU. Her areas of interest are high-pressure physics, carbon materials, amorphous materials and mechanical properties.

Qingbo Sun works on materials under extreme conditions.

Nahid Afrin works on solid-state nanopores and their surface chemistry.

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Jim Williams works on the physics of materials that form the basis of the semiconductor industry, particularly on the use of ion-beam methods to characterise and modify the properties of those materials.

Buddini Karawdeniya works on solid-state nanopore sensing, controlled breakdown, nanopore surface manipulation.

Taleb Alwadi works on nanoporous semiconductors for energy applications.

Hendrik works on phase transformations in carbon materials under extreme conditions.