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Measurement, Devices and Materials

Measurement, Devices and Materials Cluster

We develop devices and measurement techniques including chemical and environmental microsensors, MEMS devices, electronic noses, actuators and microsystems, terahertz and optical sensing systems, ultrasound transducers and acoustic devices. We are also working on micro/nano robotics and automation, precision instrument design and metrology, with applications in environmental sensing, materials characterisation, non-destructive testing, medical imaging, mechanobiology and biomechanics. Materials is one of our fastest growing areas of research, here we focus on a wide range of applications and material types, including metamaterials. Main areas of research include polymer composites, materials for photovoltaics, batteries, optoelectronics, power electronics and modulation of terahertz radiation; nanomaterials for photoelectrochemical water splitting for green hydrogen production and additively manufactured metamaterials.

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