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  • 2003

  • Scanning Probe Microscopy for Fabrication and Analysis of Polymer Photovoltaics

    assignment_turned_inProject2003 - 2003
    Funder: Australian Research Council (ARC) Project Code: DP0345975
    Funder Contribution: 50,000 AUD

    Australian economic growth will depend increasingly on the provision of devices using materials designed at the molecular level. Scanning probe microscopy, which uses tips placed very close to surfaces to analyse or modify the surfaces with molecular precision, is an indispensible tool in designing such materials. In this project, scanning probe microscopy will be used to analyse and build structures on polymer solar cells in order to maximise the efficiency of the cells and build prototype nanoscale polymer devices. This will lead to the improvement in devices delivering sustainable energy production - a technology which has the promise of producing energy cheaply from sunlight.

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  • Modelling and exergetical analysis of sustainable buildings.

    assignment_turned_inProject2003 - 2003Partners:Department of chemical system engineering University of Tokyo, Department of chemical system engineering University of Tokyo
    Funder: Swiss National Science Foundation Project Code: PIAJ2--101226
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  • STTR Phase I: Feasibility of Generating Electricity Using Thermal Energy Extracted From Existing Underground Coal & Waste Bank Fires

    assignment_turned_inProject2003 - 2003Partners:Drakon Energy LLC, Drakon Energy LLC
    Funder: National Science Foundation Project Code: 0232558
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  • Development of an Automated Control System for Selection of Optimal Process Parameters in Welding Using Solar Energy Concentration

    assignment_turned_inProject2002 - 2003
    Funder: Australian Research Council (ARC) Project Code: LX0212065
    Funder Contribution: 63,191 AUD

    The objective of this proposed research is to develop an intelligent control system for selection of optimal process parameters in welding using solar energy concentration. This investigation endeavours to address the complex interaction between welding process parameters and quality of weld. The results of the work will lead to signicant advancement of knowledge in automation of the welding process and will generate global interest due to its innovation and applications in automotive manufacturing and steel fabrication industries. The research activity proposed in this application is expected to further strengthen the links between QUT and Mokpo National University and will enhance the capabilities of both universities in attracting funding from local manufacturing industries.

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  • SBIR Phase I: Fabrication of Organic Photovoltaic Solar Panel Using Ink Jet Technology

    assignment_turned_inProject2003 - 2003Partners:MagiQ Technologies (United States), Microfab Technologies
    Funder: National Science Foundation Project Code: 0319283
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5 Projects
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  • Scanning Probe Microscopy for Fabrication and Analysis of Polymer Photovoltaics

    assignment_turned_inProject2003 - 2003
    Funder: Australian Research Council (ARC) Project Code: DP0345975
    Funder Contribution: 50,000 AUD

    Australian economic growth will depend increasingly on the provision of devices using materials designed at the molecular level. Scanning probe microscopy, which uses tips placed very close to surfaces to analyse or modify the surfaces with molecular precision, is an indispensible tool in designing such materials. In this project, scanning probe microscopy will be used to analyse and build structures on polymer solar cells in order to maximise the efficiency of the cells and build prototype nanoscale polymer devices. This will lead to the improvement in devices delivering sustainable energy production - a technology which has the promise of producing energy cheaply from sunlight.

    more_vert

  • Modelling and exergetical analysis of sustainable buildings.

    assignment_turned_inProject2003 - 2003Partners:Department of chemical system engineering University of Tokyo, Department of chemical system engineering University of Tokyo
    Funder: Swiss National Science Foundation Project Code: PIAJ2--101226
    more_vert

  • STTR Phase I: Feasibility of Generating Electricity Using Thermal Energy Extracted From Existing Underground Coal & Waste Bank Fires

    assignment_turned_inProject2003 - 2003Partners:Drakon Energy LLC, Drakon Energy LLC
    Funder: National Science Foundation Project Code: 0232558
    more_vert

  • Development of an Automated Control System for Selection of Optimal Process Parameters in Welding Using Solar Energy Concentration

    assignment_turned_inProject2002 - 2003
    Funder: Australian Research Council (ARC) Project Code: LX0212065
    Funder Contribution: 63,191 AUD

    The objective of this proposed research is to develop an intelligent control system for selection of optimal process parameters in welding using solar energy concentration. This investigation endeavours to address the complex interaction between welding process parameters and quality of weld. The results of the work will lead to signicant advancement of knowledge in automation of the welding process and will generate global interest due to its innovation and applications in automotive manufacturing and steel fabrication industries. The research activity proposed in this application is expected to further strengthen the links between QUT and Mokpo National University and will enhance the capabilities of both universities in attracting funding from local manufacturing industries.

    more_vert

  • SBIR Phase I: Fabrication of Organic Photovoltaic Solar Panel Using Ink Jet Technology

    assignment_turned_inProject2003 - 2003Partners:MagiQ Technologies (United States), Microfab Technologies
    Funder: National Science Foundation Project Code: 0319283
    more_vert
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