Nano- and micrometer site-specific chemical surface patterning has become important to the field of biology and medicine. Precise spatial control of chemistry on surfaces for the directed attachment of bioactive molecules will be presented. Recorded on 8 August 2014.

Really cool material surfaces based on self-assembly of particles (STEM Blitz August 2014)

This is a collection of highlights from STEM Blitz and DataBlitz - a series of monthly lunchtime peer presentations featuring three talented Swinburne researchers who will deliver a 10 minute 'taster' presentation on their research projects and/or teaching approaches.

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Really cool material surfaces based on self-assembly of particles (STEM Blitz August 2014)

Really cool material surfaces based on self-assembly of particles (STEM Blitz August 2014)