Australian National Fabrication Facility – Griffith University Node (ANFF-Q)
Australian National Fabrication Facility
The Australian National Fabrication Facility Queensland Node provides researchers and industry with open access to state-of-the-art fabrication capabilities to engage in interdisciplinary research. The Queensland Node at Griffith University and the University of Queensland specialises in microfluidics, organic electronics, biomaterials and novel semiconductor materials. ANFF is a not-for-profit network of 8 research infrastructure facilities established under the National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy. Services include the scale-up prototyping of devices such as organic solar cells, organic light emitting diodes, organic circuit elements, microfluidic devices, bioassay platforms, biomaterial scaffolds, microbioreactors and production of materials for quantum computing and microelectronics to semiconductor-industry standards. Researchers are able to: gain direct access to facilities under expert guidance; contract for specialised products to be made; or undertake contract research projects.
- Website
- https://anff-q.org.au/
- Organisation type
- Not-for-profit
- National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy
- Number of research staff
- Up to 20 research staff
- Address
- QMF building (N74 Room 1.04), Griffith University, West Creek Road, Nathan QLD 4111
Strengths and capabilities
- Micofluidics
- Bionanodevice fabrication
- Microelectronics
- Advanced photoresist synthesis, purification and characterisation
- Organic electronic device fabrication and testing
- Functional organic/polymer and bio|inspired nanomaterials synthesis and characterisation
- Biopolymer processing and nanocomposites
- SiC processing
- Raman/AFM characterization
Facilities and major equipment
- Prototyping inkjet printer (Litrex 70), capable of printing organic or aqueous solvent based inks
- High-throughput photoresist, monomer, polymer and nanoparticle synthesis units
- Semi-automated nanoimprint lithography unit and plasma bonder for surface and device patterning down to ~10 nm
- Deep reactive ion etcher
- State-of-the-art surface and device characterisation suite
- Raman/AFM characterisation unit
- Globally unique epitaxial reactor for SiC on Si wafer production
Key science sectors
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