Sydney Nano, University of Sydney’s Post

Fantastic day for the Faculty of Science, University of Sydney , hosting leaders from ANSTO and AINSE Administration here on campus. ANSTO have long been partners of the University, with deep and rich relationships across a number of Faculties and Institutes. We were grateful to chat with our guests about work we're doing together in Science. The Dean gave a great address, including an overview of our 2024-25 Strategic Plan, and the critical role partnerships play in it's delivery. This 2nd round of workshops with ANSTO oxygenated some really exciting conversations and surfaced discrete short-term actions we'll take toward our four partnership missions: 1. Expanding and diversifying our research. 2. Building a nuclear science-capable workforce. 3. Optimising our partnership engagement. 4. Amplifying our shared impact. Incredibly grateful for the support from the Office of the PVCRI in coordinating the fabulous tour of our Core Research Facilities, and to Tim Dixon for sharing an overview of the university-wide partnership ambitions with ANSTO. Also incredibly grateful to our partners at Sydney Nano, University of Sydney for generously hosting the visit and joining us for the workshops. Lots of exciting things on the boil! #partnerships #missiondriven #nuclearscience

Dear All, I am pleased to share that the selected papers presented in #ICEAN 2024 will be published as special issues of #Small with an impact factor of 13.3 and #Small Structures with an impact factor of 11.3 (Wiley Publishing) https://lnkd.in/gDmZN8fF There are 10 prizes for the best poster presentation of PhD and ECRs. These prizes include “Adv Mater”, “AFM”, “Small”, “Small Structures”, “ACS Applied Nanomaterials”, and “Woman in Materials Science” poster awards. It is an excellent opportunity for aspiring PhD, ECRs and female researchers to meet with the top research leaders in materials sciences in the world at the conference and present their best posters. I am also pleased to note that the University of Newcastle is joining hands with Sydney Nano, University of Sydney, Pusan National University and the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, who are sponsoring this event to promote research and networking on nanomaterials and further make this event a great success. As I previously communicated, we are privileged to have a few Public and Nobel Laureate Lectures, and plenary lectures which will be given by Professor Moungi Bawendi, the Nobel Laureate in Chemistry for 2023 for his pioneering work on Quantum dots, Professor Joachim Frank, the Nobel Laureate in Chemistry for 2017 (Cryo TEM), Prof. Markus Antonietti, Prof. Zhong Lin (ZL) Wang, Prof. Joanne Etheridge, Prof. Yury Gogotsi, Prof. Dongyuan Zhao, Prof. Paul Weiss, Prof. Seeram Ramakrishna, Everest Chair, Prof. Gordon Wallace AO, Prof. Pulickel M Ajayan, Prof. Chennupati Jagadish, AC, Prof. Chunying Chen and others. Looking forward to meeting you all at this exciting #ICEAN 2024 event. Regards Prof. Ajayan Vinu, Chairman, #ICEAN 2024, Director, #GICAN, University of Newcastle #Materialsscience #university #PhD #Nanomaterials #Nanodots #nanoscience #advancedscience #materials #materialstechnology #Advancedmaterials #advancednanomaterials #nanotechnology #porousmaterials #mesoporous #nanoporous