Brett Nener

Brett Nener is a Professor in the School of Engineering (Electrical, Electronic and Computer Engineering) at the University of Western Australia. With an h-index of 23 and 24 h-index citations, he has contributed to 189 publications and 27 grants. His expertise spans III-nitride-based sensors, semiconductor devices, and infrared imaging, aligning with UN Sustainable Development Goals for sustainable technology innovation.

Research Interests: Biological sensors using III-nitrides, semiconductor device technology, atmospheric optical propagation, and infrared sensor systems. His work emphasizes sensor stability, material characterization, and adaptive optical systems.

Grants & Collaborations: Leads projects on missile detection via multispectral imaging, laser communication ground stations, and cloud climatology for satellite communications. Collaborates with institutions like the Defence Science and Technology Group and SmartSat CRC.

Labs & Teams: Involved in MEMS spectrometer development and interdisciplinary teams focusing on sensor integration and optical communication systems. His research bridges material science, robotics, and bioinformatics.