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Coffee with postdocs
Coffee with Postdocs - Zuzana Slavkovska
Zuzana and her colleagues are pushing the boundaries of our knowledge about the nature of the universe and its fundamental building blocks.
Coffee with Postdocs - Matt Thompson
Matt is currently developing radiation-resistant materials aimed to protect other components within the fusion reactor, like ITER.
Student profiles
A lifelong passion
"As a child, I was constantly surrounded by strong female scientists in science fiction media."
How quantum tunnelling created our world.
As a kid Patrick McGlynn loved to take things apart and see how they worked, and then put them back together.
Exciting nuclei with strange shapes
"I'd heard that ANU was the best place in the southern hemisphere for research"
The positive attractions of positrons
"Every day I walk into the lab and find out new things"
Looking for exploding stars at the bottom of the ocean
"When a star explodes, it travels through space, arrives on Earth, and settles on the ocean floor,"
Realising Feynman's quantum computing dreams
"There are already connections with a huge range of topics in physics, who's to say what's around the corner?"
Winding path leads to the Sydney Harbour Bridge
I fell in love with Australia. Every moment free I spend travelling
How to take a quantum photograph
"We are the first to bring the use of metasurfaces to the imaging of quantum entangled photons"
Swept along by a historical wave
"That moment was when I first realized how important my work was"
Materials student strikes gold
"We're in a time where we no longer need to deal with what Nature gives us"
Travelling the world in search of diamonds
"My supervisor has been really supportive, don't underestimate how important that is"