Dr Julian Steele awarded a new ARC Discovery Project

Congratulations to the AMIO member, Dr Julian Steele who has received an ARC Discovery Project award entitled “Photophysical Pathways in Next-Generation X-ray Detectors”.

The sensitive detection of X-rays embodies an important research area, being motivated by a common desire to minimise the radiation doses required for detection. Inspired by the emergence of novel solution-processed high-Z semiconductors, this project aims to develop a complimentary in-house testing platform to uncover and characterise next-generation X-ray sensitive materials. By combining innovative measurement capabilities with rigorous evaluation criteria, we’re fast-tracking the technological readiness of these materials and ensuring their compatibility with real-world industrial applications. Through strong national and international collaborations with leading X-ray science partners, we’re not just testing technology — we’re validating their commercial future, establishing AMIO as a leader in the next generation of X-ray detector innovation.

AMIO Team Visits CSIRO Melbourne

As part of our collaborative research activities, members of the AMIO team recently visited CSIRO Melbourne, one of AMIO’s key partners. The visit provided an opportunity to strengthen connections across the consortium, share progress on current research themes, and explore new avenues for collaboration in advanced materials and scalable manufacturing including roll-to-roll fabrication, materials integration, and device development.