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Advanced 3D audio capturing microphone array »
ANU researchers have developed a new type of microphone array capable of recording 3D spatial sound, using a planar geometry.
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Air curtain control system to reduce heat loss from solar thermal receivers »
ANU researchers have designed an air curtain control system for thermal solar receivers for concentrating solar power applications.
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Chemical priming of stress signalling pathways for enhanced stress tolerance in plants »
ANU researchers have developed a novel method to regulate key plant stress responses such as stomatal closure using an agrochemical strategy....
Control of sideband scattering via a time-varying meta-device »
ANU and UNSW researchers have developed a time-varying meta-device that enables the frequency, scattering directionality, phase and efficiency of...
Droplet lenses »
By harnessing the natural shape of water droplets, ANU researcher Dr Steve Lee has invented a new way to make microscope lenses capable of...
FibrinLite Radiolabelling of Macromolecules »
This technology is a method to produce a composite consisting of a radiolabelled carbon nanoparticle (FibrinLite) attached to proteins. The method...
FibrinLite Radiolabelling of Polymers »
This technology is a method to produce a composite consisting of a radiolabelled carbon nanoparticle (FibrinLite) attached to polymers. This...
Immobilising Agent for Radiolabelled Materials »
This technology is an immobilizing agent that forms a bridge between a polymer and radioisotope. The utility of the immobilizing agent has been...
Metabolic markers for predicting drought tolerance in wheat »
ANU researchers have developed a screening method/tool for the selection of improved drought tolerance wheat varieties using metabolic markers. ...
Novel agrochemical control of stress signalling pathways for enhanced stress tolerance »
Scientists at ANU have developed a novel method to regulate key plant stress responses such as stomatal closure using an agrochemical strategy....
Novel nano-scale production of autolysing encapsulated cells for cell-free protein synthesis »
ANU researchers have developed a novel nano-scale method of producing autolysing encapsulated cells for cell-free protein synthesis.
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Support stand for brass instruments »
Researchers at the ANU have designed a support stand to alleviate a specific cause of overuse strain in professional and recreational musicians by...
Transferable high performance nanofilms for self-cleaning »
ANU researchers have developed a coating solution with superhydrophobic and superhydrophilic properties that allows the substrate to be coated...
Ultra-thin, focus-tunable and high-speed microlenses for miniaturised optical systems »
An ANU researcher has developed an atomically-thin, solid-state electrically tunable focal length microlens system will offer fast, high-resolution...
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