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Insights into GC-ESL Structure
A deep dive into self-assembly and its role in biology, with a focus on the glycocalyx, an essential structure for cellular communication and homeostasis.
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GC-ESL Structure and Function
The intricate world of nano bubbles and the glycocalyx, two critical elements in maintaining cellular health and preventing disease.
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Introduction to Nano Bubbles
The fascinating world of nano bubbles and their critical role in biological processes, from molecular forces to the endothelial surface layer.
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Included in Marquis Who’s Who
Prof. Barry W. Ninham has been included in Marquis Who’s Who, recognised on the basis of position, noteworthy accomplishments and prominence in his field.
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COVID-19
Barry sits down with Matt Battye for the second time in the Insights into Genius series to discuss his latest research into COVID-19.
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Research without borders
Barry chats with Matt Battye as part of the Insights into Genius series, discussing his journey in science and the idea of First Order Science.
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Carbon dioxide kills viruses, bacteria in water
A new low-cost way to treat waste water and, for the first time, kill viruses and bacteria including E. coli harnesses an unlikely ally: carbon dioxide.
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2017 Flinders Medal
Recipient of the Academy's 2017 Matthew Flinders Medal, Professor Barry Ninham AO FAA delivered his award lecture during Science at the Shine Dome.
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Clean Drinking Water: Canberra scientists using hot bubbles to cheaply sterilise water
Two retired Canberra professors have developed world-first hot bubble technology to improve the quality of drinking water around the world.
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New discovery in water sterilisation to benefit the world’s thirstiest regions
A team of Canberra scientists has discovered a new process for heating bubbles that can sterilise and desalinate water and remove arsenic and lead.
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