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Prof. Amanda Ellis
About the author
Prof. Amanda Ellis is the Head of the School of
Chemical and Biomedical at The University of Melbourne, Australia. She is a world-leading expert in carbon nanomaterials, polymer science, energy storage/harvesting and DNA nanotechnologies.
In 2006 she commenced at Flinders University, South Australia where she became a Full Professor (2013), an ARC Future Fellow (2014) and acting Associate Dean of Research for the Faculty of Science and Engineering (2016). In May 2017 she joined the Department of Chemical Engineering at the University of Melbourne and was the Head of Department (2019-2022).
She has been a recipient of the Royal Australia Chemical Institute (RACI) Margaret Sheil Women in Leadership award (2019) and an Australia Research Council College of Experts panel member (2017-2020), a
RACI Board Member (2015-2018) and is currently the President-Elect.
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Lower energy requirements for batteries using enhanced conductive additive
