The flutter of a butterfly's wing can cause a typhoon halfway around the world.
- chaos theory

03/02/12 Fenfen is given postgraduate publication award. more

01/01/12 LOAM enters into partnership with Center for Nano Micro Mechanics, China do develop small scale instrumentation capabilities. more

24/12/11 Article co-authored by Fenfen shows superhydrophobic surfaces feasible for preconcentration and cryopreservation. more

24/12/11 Article co-authored by Murat and Wesley demonstate a way to move particles optically without photodamage. more

23/12/11 Article co-authored by Brandon and Vu show the viability of making microplates from transparencies. more

15/11/11 Article co-authored by Yohannes show dynamic force signatures of droplets on superhydrophobic surfaces. more

30/10/11 Article co-authored by Jonathan and William show the discrete transfer of liquid between capillaries using liquid bridges. more

22/10/11 Article co-authored by Adrian Chua demonstrate a better strategy to phase retrieve from videos. more

News Archive

Milestones

01/11/11 The Australian Research Council awards Discovery Project DP120100583 for study that will potentially enhance online medical consultation in rural settings. more

15/3/10 LOAM enters into partnership with the Cardiovascular Research Institute Singapore to develop effective biomarkers for cardiovascular disease in a clinical setting. more

28/10/09 LOAM moved into its new location at G06 Building 69.

Major Research Thrusts

We seek to develop better methods, assays, and procedures that enable analysis of substances found in living organisms and the chemical reactions underlying life processes.

Our quest to find novel methods to move particles and cells around to accomplish important functions.

The natural outcome of experimentation where we produce more advanced sensors, actuators, processors, and software.