News in the Institute for Biomedical Materials and Devices

A new review published in Nature, focuses on the luminescent nanoparticles at the heart of many technological advances.

UTS and China’s Southern University of Science will co-invest $10m to develop next-gen biomedical imaging nanotechnologies.

A collaboration between Fudan University and UTS IBMD uses ‘new physics’ to develop a highly sensitive biomedical imaging...

UTS will lead a new Australia-China Joint Research Centre that will use the research strengths of both countries...

ARC Linkage funding for a super-resolution imaging platform, administered through UTS, brings together Australia’s top researchers

UTS scientists have harnessed smart phone technology for a prototype hand-held device to detect the very early stages of...

How is it possible to see the origins of disease?

How do you manipulate light at the nanoscale? IBMD led research shows how it’s done in 2D.

New materials and methods allowing for single-molecule tracking could unlock mysteries of disease processes

Scientists searching for the ideal light source for quantum technologies say they have overcome a key challenge, bringing...

Scientists working to make nanoparticles even smaller, whilst retaining their useful optical properties, believe they have discovered a...

Advancing science to develop next-generation biomedical devices that meet the needs of patients and health care professionals is...

Pioneering bio-photonics research from UTS Institute for Biomedical Materials and Devices means tools can be developed to study the...

Portable, easy-to-use devices capable of detecting disease or testing for drugs are the focus of a multimillion-dollar research...

Imagine if the Great Barrier Reef could be populated with ‘super-corals’ that are resistant to climate change? Or...

Dayong Jin is a scientist on a novel mission – to apply the principles of Google’s street-view mapping...

For anybody who has ever anxiously waited for test results from their doctor, the latest research collaboration between...

A collaboration between the Indian Institute of Technology Madras and UTS is helping to rethink approaches to rapid...

Two researchers at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) have been named as finalists in the 2017 Australian...

Associate Professor Igor Aharonovich’s discovery of new sources of single photons may help quantum technologies move from the...

Eleven outstanding early career researchers from across the globe have been selected as this year's Chancellor's Postdoctoral (CPD)...

UTS Faculty of Science Distinguished Professor Dayong Jin is Australia’s nominee for the prestigious APEC Science Prize for...

Researchers at UTS, as part of a large international collaboration, have made a breakthrough in the development of...

The demand for faster computers is growing rapidly and the rise of big data demands novel solutions be...

Two UTS researchers working at the leading edge of modern science have been recognised by the Australian Academy...

Two UTS researchers working at the leading edge of modern science have been recognised by the Australian Academy...

Two leading UTS researchers provide a critical review of achievements in the field of single-photon emitters, regarded as...

Professor Dayong Jin envisions a future where portable diagnostic devices will be as ubiquitous as smartphones, where scientists...

Society’s increasing reliance on the internet, computers and mobile phones puts stringent demands on technological developments. Shrinking the...

A tiny mirror could make a huge difference for scientists trying to understand what's happening in the micron-scale...