Located at our Hawthorn campus, the ATC is home to a number of excellent research facilities, such as:
- Advanced Molecular and Proteomics Facility
- BabyLab
- Brain and Psychological Sciences Research Centre
- Cellular Neuroscience Laboratory
- Centre for Ageing: Assistive Technologies
- Centre for Human Psychopharmacology
- Direct Metal Deposition Facility
- Drug Discovery Laboratory and bioMerieux MALDI-TOF Reference Centre
- Electrical Machine Laboratory
- High Temperature Processing Laboratory
- Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Laboratory
- Magnetoencephalography (MEG) Laboratory
- Materials Characterisation Laboratory
- Microfabrication and Microanalytical Facility
- Microscopy Laboratory
- Nano-biotechnology Laboratory
- Nanofabrication Laboratories
- Non-Contact Inspection and Robotics Laboratory
- Nanophotonics Applications Facility
- Physical Containment Laboratory
- Polymer Processing and Testing Laboratories
- Power System Simulation Laboratory
- Product Design Engineering Laboratories
- Robotics and Mechatronics Laboratories
- Smart Sensing and Signal Processing Laboratory
- Smart Structures Laboratory
- Surface Science and Interface Engineering Facility
Teaching in the Smart Structures Laboratory.
The ATC's cutting-edge architectural design includes the Smart Structures Laboratory's transparent walls. On the Burwood Road street front, the public and passers-by can watch as scientists and engineers test the integrity of construction materials and structures of the future using advanced equipment.
We took this approach to ensure our intensely technological endeavours were on show. We invite the public to look in and engage with our passion for technology and innovation.
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ATC building
As so many of our research collaborations here at Swinburne University of Technology deal with the development of more eco-efficient technology, we also opted for a design that embodied sustainability principles. Sustainability initiatives include the use of recycled materials, a thermal-mass insulating façade, rainwater capture, lighting that adjusts in response to natural daylight levels and the building’s management system which, through its link to the Bureau of Meteorology, can predict changes in weather.
The ATC was the first education building in Australia to be awarded a 5-star green star rating by the Green Building Council of Australia.
Our latest news
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Technologies and tools for a manufacturing transformation: how to approach Industry 4.0
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Dr Nico Adams writes about some business model possibilities and the questions a manufacturing company should ask before "getting into" Industry 4.0.Read more (Technologies and tools for a manufacturing transformation: how to approach Industry 4.0 )Friday 26 June 2020 -
Reading between the lines of big data and data analytics
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Swinburne researchers are using new methods to analyse masses of data generated by and Internet-linked world.Friday 19 August 2016 -
Forged by the sun
- Engineering
Swinburne researchers are using solar thermal energy to reduce the carbon footprint in iron ore production.Tuesday 02 August 2016 -
New partnership to advance smart manufacturing
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Swinburne and the Australian Manufacturing Growth Centre will work to boost the adoption of Industry 4.0 processes.Thursday 10 November 2016 -
Graduate designs wearable device to monitor core body temperature
- Engineering
Product design engineering alumna creates device that monitors core temperature in real time.Saturday 01 October 2016
Contact the Swinburne Research team
Need to contact our research team? For general enquiries email research@swinburne.edu.au or call +61 3 9214 4859. Alternatively, please contact us to speak to a specific research department.
