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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP0882551

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $750,000.00
    Summary
    Double Exposure Photoresists for the 32 and 22 nm Lithographic Nodes. The semiconductor industry is one of the largest world-wide, with annual revenue of $220B and employing over 1.5M people around the world. This project provides a unique opportunity for development within Australia of significant expertise in the field of double exposure lithography. The novel photoactive polymeric films to be developed are expected to support the next generation of microchips. A major outcome of this project .... Double Exposure Photoresists for the 32 and 22 nm Lithographic Nodes. The semiconductor industry is one of the largest world-wide, with annual revenue of $220B and employing over 1.5M people around the world. This project provides a unique opportunity for development within Australia of significant expertise in the field of double exposure lithography. The novel photoactive polymeric films to be developed are expected to support the next generation of microchips. A major outcome of this project will be establishment of Australia as a world-leader in this rapidly expanding field. Furthermore the technology can be applied broadly to many printing technologies.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0984955

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $210,000.00
    Summary
    Molecular grafting methods for design of peptide therapeutics. This project has the potential to lead to major economic benefits to Australia via royalty returns from novel drugs. Extra economic benefits derive from a reduction in the cost of treatment of diseases. The development of a new Australian developed peptide drug thus has the potential to lead to multimillion dollar savings to the Australian economy. Finally the project will provide training in state-of-the-art drug design that will e .... Molecular grafting methods for design of peptide therapeutics. This project has the potential to lead to major economic benefits to Australia via royalty returns from novel drugs. Extra economic benefits derive from a reduction in the cost of treatment of diseases. The development of a new Australian developed peptide drug thus has the potential to lead to multimillion dollar savings to the Australian economy. Finally the project will provide training in state-of-the-art drug design that will enhance Australia's pharmaceutical industry generally.
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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP0989607

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $1,000,000.00
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    Advanced Lithographic Solutions using Block Copolymers: Integrating Self Assembly and Lithography. The semiconductor industry is one of the largest world-wide, with annual revenue of $220B and employing over 1.5M people around the world. This project provides a unique opportunity for development within Australia of significant expertise in the field of self assembly in photolithography. Plastics with tailored properties will be made and used to develop novel processes to reduce the defectivity i .... Advanced Lithographic Solutions using Block Copolymers: Integrating Self Assembly and Lithography. The semiconductor industry is one of the largest world-wide, with annual revenue of $220B and employing over 1.5M people around the world. This project provides a unique opportunity for development within Australia of significant expertise in the field of self assembly in photolithography. Plastics with tailored properties will be made and used to develop novel processes to reduce the defectivity in integrated circuit manufacture. The ultimate benefit will be faster and more energy efficient microprocessors. A major outcome of this project will be establishment of Australia as a world-leader in this rapidly expanding field. Furthermore, the technology can be applied broadly to many other applications such as high density data storage.
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