Shannon Notley

Shannon Notley is a Professor at The Australian National University, affiliated with the PHY department. Her research interests include graphene and 2D materials, polymers at interfaces, and molecular self-assembly. She is a Departmental Visitor in Materials Physics and leads a research group. Her work focuses on the study of materials at the nanoscale, with an emphasis on their structural and functional properties. Notley's research contributes to the understanding of advanced materials for technological applications.

Shannon Notley is an Associate Professor at the Research School of Physics and Engineering, Australian National University, specializing in graphene, polymer adsorption, and nanofluids. Her research explores the interaction of graphene with biological systems, such as its ability to induce pore formation in bacteria, and the synthesis of graphene-based nanofluids through ultrasonic exfoliation. She also investigates the visco-elastic and adhesive properties of polyelectrolyte multilayers and the surface energy of lignin and cellulose thin films. Her work contributes to understanding the fundamental properties of polymer-graphene hybrids and their applications in photocatalysis and environmental remediation.