UTS researchers recognised at NSW Premier's Prize

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Professor in electromagnetic and antenna

engineering at the University of Technology

Sydney. My area of specialty is

electromagnetic and antenna engineering

that is developing radio frequency

circuits for telecomunication systems

sensor systems and other electronic

systems. We are aiming to solve certain

global challenges and national

challenges. So we are developing radio

frequency technologies, advanced antenna

systems to address these challenges and

to find solutions. The challenge is to

reduce the power consumption in most of

the electronic systems. So we are leading

our research towards that direction to

make them low cost and consume less

power. The methods I invented in major

companies to develop new satellite

communication Terminals and other

electronic equipment. My aim is to resolve

the remaining challenges in

telecommunications. We are developing

technologies to increase the data

rates and throughput for communications

and for sensing we are aiming to improve

the capability of sensing from space for

Australia and other countries. My

colleagues have been extremely

supportive and important for all these

achievements and I want to thank all of

them as always. There's no such thing as

individual prize, I consider this as a

group prize for my group my team it's a

it's a great privilege to be recognised

by the state of New South Wales our

research contributions my contributions

and my team's contributions this way. 

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My name is Jiayan Liao I'm a Chancellor's

Research Fellow and a NHMRC EL1 Fellow

at the faculty of science at the

University of Technology Sydney. My

expertise is in Material Science Optical

physics and nanotechnology with

particularly focus on developing

Advanced nanop photonic and image

Technologies my work is PR us both the

fun mental photo physical phenomena and

the magm behind them we're also aiming

to create Next Generation by analytical

tues these tools are designed to

diagnose disease at a molecule level

using nanoscopic probe to detect the

disease in their early stages my primary

goal is to understand the photo physical

processing occurring in the nanoscale

world and uncover the underlying

mechanisms by dering and applying this

Nano probe I hope to adjust some of the

most significant health challenges so

far our work has led to several

breakthroughs including advancments in

novel Material Science and nanop

photonics we have conducted studies on

the photophysical properties and

principles of these materials applying

them in a wide range of areas particular

in image and analytical immunes looking

forward my goal is to expand our

research application to cover a wide

range of disease and to further refund

the technology for even faster and more

accurate results I couldn't achieve the

results without the support and help

from my colleages and students at UTS

winning this prize is a incredible honor

it's refres the sportive event at UTS

and it recognize the hard work and

dedication of our team.