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Professor Maryanne Large is a faculty member in the Department of Physics at the University of Sydney, affiliated with the Sydney Environment Institute and Sydney Nano Institute. Her research focuses on optical biomimetics, polymer optical fibers, and their applications in materials science and biomedical engineering. She has authored key publications in these areas, including the book *Optical Biomimetics: Materials and Applications* and patents related to optical fiber fabrication. Her work bridges natural photonic structures and engineered solutions, with recent projects addressing gas detection, tissue engineering, and wearable sensors.
Professor Large has secured grants such as the 'Eye in the Sky: Remote Sensing for Advanced Ecosystem Monitoring' and contributed to educational initiatives like developing 'Complex Problem-Solving' curricula. Her interdisciplinary approach integrates physics, biology, and engineering, reflecting her role as a leader in biomimetic technologies. Patents include methods for constructing optical fiber preforms, demonstrating her practical impact on material innovation.
Her research outputs span journals, conferences, and books, highlighting contributions to fiber optics, sensor technologies, and biomaterials. Collaborations include work with institutions like Bush Heritage Australia and industry partners, emphasizing real-world applications of her academic research.