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Centre for Micro-Photonics

The Centre for Micro-Photonics is an internationally leading Centre in biophotonics and nanophotonics. It provides a world-class laboratory for training Australian and international research students. The Centre for Micro-Photonics Mission is:

  • To develop innovative nanophotonic devices for all-optical information technology
  • To develop novel optoelectronic imaging methods for biological studies and industrial applications
  • To understand mechanisms for light interaction with biological materials


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  • Kim Pham awarded supplimentory scholarship

    Saturday January 30 2010

    PhD student Kim Pham has been awarded a postgraduate supplementary scholarship from the Australian Stem Cell Centre for her work with the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre and the Centre for Micro-Photonics..

  • Professor Min Gu awarded the 2010 Einstein Professorship Award

    Monday January 18 2010

    Congradulations to Professor Min Gu who has been awarded a 2010 Einstein Professorship from the Chinese Academy of Science..

  • 2009 Student of the year and innovative student awards

    Friday December 11 2009

    The Centre for Micro-Photonics is pleased to congratulate Brendan Chick and Elisa Nicoletti for receiving student of the year and innovative student awards respectively at the 2009 CMP Christmas dinner. .

  • Awards to Baohua Jia and Hong Kang

    Thursday December 10 2009

    Congratulations to Baohua Jia for being awarded a science academies program travel grant, and to Hong Kang for receiving a research student support fund for research training participation..

  • Vice-Chancellor's award winners at CMP

    Tuesday December 8 2009

    Congratulations to Baohua Jia for receiving a Vice-Chancellor's Research Award (Early Career) and to Peter Zijlstra, James Chon and Min Gu for receiving Vice-Chancellor's Research awards. .

  • Second prize poster award for Mark Turner

    Monday December 7 2009

    Congratulations to Mark Turner for being awarded second place at the Koala conference poster awards. Mark was one vote from first place with his poster entitled "3D Chiral Metamaterials" at the student run, student attended conference..

  • 2008 Annual Report Now Available

    Monday October 19 2009

    The CMP annual report for 2008 is now available for download. The report includes details of journal and conferance publications, the directors report as well as research project progress and other Centre related activities..

  • Professorial staff appointments

    Wednesday October 14 2009

    The Centre for Micro-Photonics is pleased to announce the appointment of two professorial staff as part of Swinburne's Strategic Plan toward 2015. Associate Professor Andrew Clayton and Professor Saulius Juodkazis will begin research in the centre's biophotonics and nanophotonics research programs respectively by years end..

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