Advanced Sensing and Quantum Technologies
Delivering innovative sensor and monitoring systems for remote operations
The ability to sense is fundamental to engineering operations, scientific exploration and society wellbeing. Modern intelligent systems often integrate a range of sensors, distributed over a wide area, to enable control of operational tasks. As such, there is a great need for innovative sensing techniques as well as innovative application of sensors.
The Advanced Sensing Technology group’s goal is to enable the next generation of sensing technologies needed to solve remote operational challenges, with a focus on agriculture, environment, infrastructure and asset health monitoring, mining resource exploration, offshore drilling, and airborne remote sensing.
Research opportunities are available for prospective students in this cluster. You can learn more by emailing the Pre-candidature team at the Graduate Research School.
Our work is central to the worldwide microtechnology revolution. We work to develop reliable, economical sensing technologies, with sufficient spatial and temporal resolution, appropriate for the operational environment. We are also creating sensor technologies that are as thin as a human hair, can withstand strong shocks and vibrations, consume almost no power, and are capable of being deployed in harsh environments.
Some of the current projects our group is working on include:
- Infrastructure and Operations
- Novel Sensor Materials
- Infrared MEMS Sensors
- Sensor Applications
- The Science of Discovery
Our Research Projects
- Infrastructure and Operations
- Novel Sensor Materials
- Infrared MEMS Sensors
- Sensor Applications
- The Science of Discovery
Our Research Areas
- Quantum Technologies and Dark Matter
Our Members
- Primary Members
- Senior Research Member
- Intermediate Research Members
- Non-EMS Members
