ANFF-SA Microengineering School

ANFF-SA is a $22 million investment in cutting-edge advanced manufacturing equipment and technical expertise available to all Australian’s, as part of Australia’s National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy (NCRIS).ANFF-SA offers industry rapid prototyping of new technologies right here in South Australia, and has become a catalyst for international collaboration with global companies, start-ups, and universities.Open to industry, researchers and academics, ANFF-SA is committed to delivering technical excellence in the design, fabrication and testing of micro-sized devices, and also available for teaching these techniques to optimise opportunities for micro and nanofabrication manufacturing in Australia.The facility’s strengths include lab-on-a-chip technology, micro/nanofluidics, advanced sensing, functional coatings, and separation science and it is one of eight nodes of ANFF across Australia, which combined, are filled with over $200 million of investment in tooling, infrastructure and people.ANFF-SA's world-class facility houses state-of-the-art photolithography, micromachining, hot embossing and bonding, micro-injection moulding, plasma etching, thin film coating, fluidic simulation, and advanced characterisation in ISO Class 5 & 6 clean room environments.

ANFF-SA

FREE four-day Microengineering School - 8 x lectures | 8 x practical sessions | 7 x Insight sessions

University of South Australia - Mawson Lakes Campus

ANFF-SA’s FREE four-day Microengineering School provides 50 students, researchers, academics and industry with a fascinating introduction to the design and fabrication of microfluidic/electronic, MEMS, optical and sensing chips.8 x lectures | 8 x practical sessions | 7 x Insight sessionsThe FREE FOUR DAY PROGRAM is ideal for people interested in engineering microscopic devices used in new world technologies. Delivered onsite at the University of South Australia&#x27;s Future Industries Institute, in Mawson Lakes, ANFF-SA&#x27;s Microengineering School includes presentations and practicals delivered by industry leaders and technical experts who introduce design, fabrication and testing processes including photolithography, design for photolithography, etching, PDMS devices, microelectrodes, characterisation techniques, simulation and electrical integration and 3D printing. Onsite participants can enjoy hands-on practicals using cutting-edge equipment housed in world-class cleanroom facilities, while lectures and insight sessions provide opportunities to engage with industry leaders for useful career insights. Together with ANFF-SA&#x27;s team of highly skilled technicians, ANFF-SA Microengineering School is proud to present a stellar line up industry experts and special guests:<ul><li>A/Prof. Craig Priest - ANFF-SA Director, Future Industries Institute, UniSA</li><li>A/Prof Colin Hall, Foundation Fellow, UniSA</li><li>Dr Maryam Khaksar, DSTG</li><li>Coco Kennedy, DSTG</li><li>Dr Berrak Kurdzinski, DSTG</li><li>Stephen Blakeney, MDPP, Flinders University</li><li>Dr Thorsten Matthias - EV Group</li><li>Prof. Heike Ebendorff-Heidepriem - Deputy Director of the Institute for Photonics and Advanced Sensing (IPAS)</li><li>Dr Scott Foster - Senior Research Scientist, DSTO Maritime Division</li><li>Prof. Michael Breadmore - ARC Future Fellow, University of Tasmania</li><li>Dr Ben Johnston - ANFF OptoFAB</li><li>Dr Leanna Read - Chair and Managing Director, CRC for Cell Therapy Manufacturing Chair, Carina Biotech Pty Ltd and TekCyte Pty Ltd, Former Chief Scientist for South Australia</li></ul>ANFF-SA is a $15 million investment in cutting-edge advanced manufacturing equipment and technical expertise available to all Australian’s, as part of Australia’s National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy (NCRIS). ANFF-SA offers industry rapid prototyping of new technologies right here in South Australia, and has become a catalyst for international collaboration with global companies, start-ups, and universities.Open to industry, researchers and academics, ANFF-SA is committed to delivering technical excellence in the design, fabrication and testing of micro-sized devices, but to teaching these techniques to optimise opportunities for micro and nanofabrication manufacturing in Australia.The facility’s strengths include lab-on-a-chip technology, micro/nanofluidics, advanced sensing, functional coatings, and separation science and it is one of eight nodes of ANFF across Australia, which combined, are filled with over $200 million of investment in tooling, infrastructure and people. For more information please email Belinda Turner at belinda.turner@unisa.edu.au

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