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Our Group

The Queensland Surface Science group works within the Queensland University of Technology - School of Chemical, Physical, and Mechanical Engineering (CPME).
 

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Research Leaders

Professor, Principal Research Fellow, CPME School - QUT

Nunzio is internationally recognized in the field of material science, with over 30 years experience in the growth and characterization of nanostructures. He is an expert in graphene and new 2D materials for applications in electronics, supercapacitors, sensing, and solar cells.

n.motta@qut.edu.au

Senior Research Fellow, CPME School - QUT

Jennifer is an expert of molecules self assembly on surfaces. Currently she leads research into surface polymerisation.

jennifer.macleod@qut.edu.au

Senior Research Officer, IFE - QUT

Josh is an expert of surface science and scanning probe microscopy. He manages a number of facilities at QUT and is co-supervisor for hybrid 2D materials projects.

josh.liptonduffin@qut.edu.au

Research Fellow, CPME School - QUT

Mahnaz is an expert of materials for gas sensing, and other electronic sensing applications.

 

mahnaz.shafiei@qut.edu.au

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PostDocs

Postdoctoral Fellow - QUT

Bharati is studying the growth of graphene on semiconducting substrates

b.gupta@qut.edu.au

Carlo Piloto

PostDoctoral fellow - QUT

Carlo is is studying the gas sensing properties of graphene oxide

 

carlo.piloto@qut.edu.au

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PhD Students

PhD student (QUT)

Mojtaba is studying 2D materials synthesis, specifically focusing on the growth of graphene on SiC nanostructures substrates

mojtaba.amjadipour@qut.edu.au

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Maryam is studying the self assembly of aromatic molecules on surfaces to create 2D polymers

maryam.abyazisani@hdr.qut.edu.au

PhD student (QUT)

Jonathan is studying the growth of 2D graphene heterostructures on SiC

jw.bradford@qut.edu.au

PhD student (QUT)

Muhammad is studying the growth of polymer based gas sensing materials by electrospinning.

m2.imran@hdr.qut.edu.au

PhD Student (ANU)

Zelio is working to develop nanomaterials for optical and chemoresistive gas sensing. His aim is to design compact and portable sensors for the detection of toxic gases.

zelio.fusco@qut.edu.au

PhD Student (QUT)

Currently Michael is working on graphene based supercapacitors, focusing on the optimisation of devices for commercial scale fabrication.

michael.horn@connect.qut.edu.au

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