Senior Lecturer
Dr Hoang-Phuong Phan
Ph.D. (2016), Queensland Micro and Nanotechnology Centre, Griffith University, Australia
M.E. (2013), Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, The University of Tokyo, Japan
B.E. (2011), Department of Mechano-Informatics, The University of Tokyo, Japan
Engineering
Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering
Dr. Hoang-Phuong Phan is a Senior Lecturer and an ARC DECRA fellow at the school of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, the University of New South Wales - UNSW Sydney. His research interests cover a broad range of semiconductor devices and applications, including micro/nano mechatronics, integrated sensors, flexible electronics, and biomedical devices. Dr. Phan has been a visiting scholar at the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST), Japan in 2016, Stanford University, CA, USA in 2017, and Northwestern University, IL, USA in 2019. Dr. Phan has published over 100 journal articles (e.g. Nat. Comm., Science Adv., ACS Nano, Adv. Funct. Mater., Adv. Sci., Angew Chemie., Nano Energy), two US patents, and four book/book-chapters, all in micro and nanotechnologies. He was the recipient of the Japanese Government scholarships (MEXT) for undergraduate & postgraduate studies from 2006 to 2013 at the University of Tokyo, Japan, as well as GUPRS & GUIPRS scholarships from Griffith for the doctoral course (2013-2016). Dr. Phan was honored with the GU publication award, the GGRS-IEIS travel grant, the Springer outstanding theses award, the Australian Nanotechnology Network Fellowship, GU Postdoctoral Fellowship, the DECRA award, the Pro Vice-Chancellor ECR award (2019), and the Vice-Chancellor Excellence in Research Award for ECR (2020). He serves in the Executive Technical Program Committee of the 2021 IEEE International Conference on MicroElectroMechanical Systems (IEEE MEMS).
Group website: https://www.phan-lab.com/
E-mail
Location
208D, Ainsworth Building
- Publications
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- Grants
- Awards
- Research Activities
- Engagement
- Teaching and Supervision
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2021-2022 Integrated Microelectronic Platform for Advanced health-Care
and Therapy (IMPACT Griffith Spotlight) (Lead CI) AUD$393,960
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2021-2023, ARC Linkage Project (LP200100016) - CI AUD$400,000
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2021-2022, IMCRC Grant - Development of SPR sensors (CI) AUD$271,193
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2021-2022, IMCRC Grant - SiC Schottky diode (CI) AUD$287,402
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2020, Griffith University Research Infrastructural Program (Lead CI) AUD$250,000
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2020-2022, ARC DECRA project (Sole CI) AUD$431,378
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2019-2021, Foundation for Australia-Japan Study – Research Project (CI) AUD$144,573
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2018-2019, Griffith-Simon Fraser University Collaboration Scheme (CI) AUD$13,600
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2018-2019 Australia-Germany Join Research Cooperation (Lead ECR) AUD$12,000
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2017-2019, Griffith University Postdoctoral Fellowship (Lead CI) AUD$242,000
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2018, Griffith University New Researcher Grant (Lead CI) AUD$9,930
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2017, Griffith Science Group Equipment Fund (Lead CI) AUD$109,000
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2017-2018, GU-PKU collaborative scheme (Lead CI) AUD$8,000
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2017, Australian Nanotechnology Network Overseas Fellowships AUD$6,000
1. Japanese Government Scholarship (MEXT) for outstanding undergraduate students, 2006-2011
2. Japanese Government Scholarship (MEXT) for outstanding postgraduate students, 2011-2013
3. Griffith University Postgraduate Research and Griffith University International Postgraduate Research scholarships, 2013–2016
4. GGRS-IEIS Conference travel grants - Griffith University & Queensland Micro-Nanotechnology Centre 2015
5. Best paper award 2016 Int. Conf. Nanotech. Nanomater. Energy (ICNNE) (coauthor)
6. Springer outstanding thesis award
7. Australian delegate attending the 23rd World Micromachines Summit
8. ANN Oversea Fellowship
9. Griffith University Postdoctoral Fellowship (i.e. Vice Chancellor's postdoc fellowship) 2017-2019
10. Fresh Science Queensland 2018
11. Griffith University Excellent Internationalization Award (2018)
12. ARC Discovery Early Career Researcher Award (2019)
13. Pro Vice Chancellor Early Career Researcher Award (2019)
14. Vice Chancellor Excellence in Research Award - ECR (2020)
15. Vice Chancellor - Research Team Award (Micro System Team -MST) (2021)
At the Phan laboratory, we explore the physics of functional nanomaterials, with the ultimate goal being the development of innovative sensing technologies for niche applications. Our group also synthesizes and grows new material systems that are tolerant to harsh environments (e.g. high temperature, high corrosion, extreme irradiation, and bio-fluid) where the conventional silicon counterpart does not function properly. Applications of electronic devices developed at the Phan-Lab include but not limited to environmental monitoring, space applications, and bio-medical devices.
My Research Supervision
- Heidieh Fallahi (flexible and stretchable lab-on-chips)
- Nhat-Khuong Nguyen (Liquid marble for micro reactors)
- Thanh-An Truong (flexible and 3-dimensional electronics)
- Aditya Ashok (Integrated sensors/flexible electrodes)
My Teaching
MTRN4230 - Robotics