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Adrian Neild is a Professor in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at Monash University. His research focuses on non-linear ultrasound, microfluidic systems, acoustic streaming, and optical positioning technologies. He leads projects in sperm dynamics analysis, single-cell proteomics, and embryo imaging.
Key research areas include acoustofluidic platforms for cell manipulation, lab-on-a-chip systems, and novel biomedical instrumentation. Collaborative projects involve developing technologies for male infertility diagnosis, embryo viability assessment, and bacterial detection in food safety contexts.
Recent work highlights include:
- Acoustic-based sperm separation methods
- Light-sheet microscopy for non-invasive embryo imaging
- Ultrasound-enhanced cell motility systems
- Visible light positioning systems
Active grants include NHMRC-funded single-cell proteomics facilities and IVF embryo safety studies. His lab develops innovative devices such as sound-activated nanosieves and acoustic micro-dispensers.
