Professor at Dept of Materials Science and Engineering, Monash University. Monash Warwick Alliance Professor of Polymer Materials.
Melbourne
Joined July 2016
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@Cameron_grp talks us through his research journal in the development of scaffolds for 3D cell cultures 🤩 Prof. Cameron has been publishing with #Biomacromolecules since Vol.2!
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Professor Neil Cameron: #Bioactive Polymer Composite Scaffolds Fabricated from 3D Printed Negative Molds Enable Bone Formation and #Vascularization @Cameron_grp @MonashMSE @WarwickEngineer @ARMI_Labs @MonashVHI @unimalaya sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Delighted to be part of this great collaboration
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Group lunch to say adios to the wonderful Emma, a @MonashWarwick PhD student from @Eissa_team lab who has been visiting us for a year. Great to have you with us and good luck with the thesis writing!
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We had 2nd Monash University - Kyoto University Joint Symposium on Polymer Science at Monash Uviversity.
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Today the @MonashMSE and @ChemistryMonash are hosting visitors from @univkyoto for the 2nd symposium on #polymer science. CTET CI @Cameron_grp is presenting here
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Congrats to Kelly- presented with the prize for top @MonashMSE final year project (from 2022) for a great project on some cool new polymers together with @KempiGroup. Now a superstar PhD student so watch out!
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A big congratulations to CI Daniela Loessner on her @arc_gov_au Discovery Project success
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Big thanks to all attendees to the MSE Industry Night!
Special thanks to all panel members for sharing their insights.
It was a great event bringing together MSE students and industry!
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Eureka Prize winners will be announced next week (23 August). The Perovskite Solar Window Team led by @monashengineers' Professor @JacekJasieniak is a finalist for the ANSTO Eureka Prize for Innovative Use of Technology. Excitement is building...
☀️The Perovskite Solar Window Team has developed a next-generation #SolarWindow technology using a class of materials called perovskites.
The new use of this material has the potential to transform the windows of urban buildings into power generators.
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Applications are open for International PhD scholarships! 🌍🎓 Start your journey of research that transforms the future. Applications close on August 31. Learn more 👇
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Great explanation of materials science and engineering and some of its applications from Dr @julie_karel, Senior Lecturer at @monashengineers and a chief investigator at @FLEETCentre...
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We're delighted and proud to see the story behind the Monash @nova_rover_team's Pink Rover campaign and their fantastic achievements in the recent University Rover Challenge in Utah featured in the international scientific journal @Nature!
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Be like Jeff
Applications for #PhD domestic scholarships close 31st May. Conduct #STEM #research and make an impact to solve real world issues. Jefferson's PhD research into next generation solar panels is inspired by plants structures. Find out more and apply👉bit.ly/3HPmxvj
1/ The first paper from the PhD of the wonderful @Muthu3DPrinting out now in Adv Funct Mater. Muthu made polymer filaments composed of alternating layers of two polymers, then used these for FDM 3D printing.
The work is from a collaboration with Andrey Molotnikov @RMIT, Cyrille Sollogoub & Justin Dirrenberger @ArtsetMetiers_, and Helena Parkington @MonashBDI. @MonashMSE @AdvSciNews
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Professor Ian Kinloch from @UoMMaterials visited us today and gave an inspiring colloquium on multifunctional nanocomposites. Thanks for giving such a great talk!
