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Where interface Chemistry Meets Engineering

The Henderson research group is committed to utilizing world class organic chemistry and engineering principles and applying them towards the creation of innovative next generation materials. A leading research theme within our group is on the surface chemistry of carbon fibres, of which has faced many challenges over the years since its development in the 1960's.  

Welcome To The Henderson Research Group Website

Awards, Prizes and Honors

Australian Competitive Grants

Bioinspired interfaces for improved carbon fibre composite performance

A World Class Future Fibre Industry Transformation Research Hub

Interfacial Design for High Performance Carbon Fibre Polymer Composites

P1 Optimisation of Carbon Fibre Surface Treatment and Sizing for Polyamide Resin Compatibility ITTC ATLAS

Industry and Other Funding

Golden Bullet: A Double Barrelled Approach to Cancer Treatment

Nanotablets: small medicine with big effects - detecting oxidative stress in cells

A World Class Future Fibre Industry Transformation Research Hub

Comparison of Pristine and Recycled Fibres

Treatment of Carbon Fibre Felts with Amine Capping Agents

Examination of Carbon Fibre Surface Treatments

ARC Training Centre in Lightweight Automotive Structures (ATLAS)

Effect of chemical modification of carbon fibre on mechanical properties of aerospace composites

Small Diameter PAN-Based Carbon Fiber

Synthesis of Tethered Catalysts

Optimization of Carbon Fiber Surfaces for Advanced Composites

P1 Optimisation of Carbon Fibre Surface Treatment and Sizing for Polyamide Resin Compatibility ITTC ATLAS

Investigations into surface modification of carbon fiber for fundamental insights into interfacial phenomena

Self-Healing Materials for Enhanced Integrity and Reliability of Structures and Pipelines.

Developing Carbon Fibers for Ring Opening Metathesis Polyerisation.

Fire Proof Carbon Fibre for Building and Construction Applications.

Using electrochemically initiated radical polymerization to develop novel sizings for carbon fibers in high temperature applications.

Antibiotic Joint Implants: Modifying Metal Surface Chemistry to Prevent Infection in Joint Replacements

Fire Proof Carbon Fibre for Building and Construction Applications ¿ Phase II

 

Other Funding Sources

P1 Optimisation of Carbon Fibre Surface Treatment and Sizing for Polyamide Resin Compatibility ITTC ATLAS

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