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Polymer CRC launch images

Below are a range of images highlighting the use of polymers. To access the high-res version of the image, click on the image that you’d like to enlarge then right-click and save as.

A polymer solar cell
A polymer solar cell

Mr Jared Barnes, former PhD student working on the polymer solar cells project at the University of Wollongong (Credit: Mark Newsham Photography)
Mr Jared Barnes, former PhD student working on the polymer solar cells project at the University of Wollongong (Credit: Mark Newsham Photography)

Dr Atilla Mozer, Dr Klaudia Wagner and Professor David Officer from the polymer solar cells program (Credit: Mark Newsham Photography)
Dr Atilla Mozer, Dr Klaudia Wagner and Professor David Officer from the polymer solar cells program (Credit: Mark Newsham Photography)
Dr Jeremy Yune (ANTSO) and Professor David Officer (the University of Wollongong) from the polymer solar cells program (Credit: Mark Newsham Photography)
Dr Jeremy Yune (ANTSO) and Professor David Officer (the University of Wollongong) from the polymer solar cells program (Credit: Mark Newsham Photography)
The single injection vaccine project team on site in Queensland (Credit: Alexander Wissemeier)
The single injection vaccine project team on site in Queensland (Credit: Alexander Wissemeier)
Dr Katie Styan working on the health therapies and delivery program at CSIRO (Paul Phillipson Photography)
Dr Katie Styan working on the health therapies and delivery program at CSIRO (Paul Phillipson Photography)
Ms Veronica Glattauer working on the health therapies and delivery program at CSIRO (Credit: Paul Phillipson Photography)
Ms Veronica Glattauer working on the health therapies and delivery program at CSIRO (Credit: Paul Phillipson Photography)
Laying the degradable polymer film with the direct seeder (credit: Birchip)
Laying the degradable polymer film with the direct seeder (credit: Birchip)
Mr Lance Nichols, Dr Graeme Moad and Dr Guoxin Li with the ‘extruder’ at CSIRO (Credit: Paul Phillipson Photography)
Mr Lance Nichols, Dr Graeme Moad and Dr Guoxin Li with the ‘extruder’ at CSIRO (Credit: Paul Phillipson Photography)
The difference between the ‘control’ (no film) and film sections of the field trials held in Birchip, Victoria (Credit: Julian Fisher)
The difference between the ‘control’ (no film) and film sections of the field trials held in Birchip, Victoria (Credit: Julian Fisher)
Dr Sherri Hsu from the University of Queensland working on the degradable polyolefin project (Credit: Suzie Prestwidge Photography)
Dr Sherri Hsu from the University of Queensland working on the degradable polyolefin project (Credit: Suzie Prestwidge Photography)
Mr Andrew Makin, and co. working on the direct seeder with the degradable polyolefin film
Mr Andrew Makin, and co. working on the direct seeder with the degradable polyolefin film
Ms Emilie Gauthier of the University of Queensland working on the degradable polyolefin project (Credit: Suzie Prestwidge Photography)
Ms Emilie Gauthier of the University of Queensland working on the degradable polyolefin project (Credit: Suzie Prestwidge Photography)