Vortex fluidics in action

Professor Colin Raston (Professor in Clean Technology, Flinders University)

 @RastonLab

The vortex fluidic device has remarkable applications in protein folding, targeted drug delivery, slicing carbon nanotubes, biodiesel production, and more, all under scalable continuous flow.

You are what you eat: a pile of atoms

Dr Nina Welti (Research Scientist, CSIRO)

Do you wonder where your food comes from? How certain are we that we get what we buy? We can use naturally occurring isotopes along with innovative mapping to determine the provenance if our food products as they move from the soil to our plates.