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Australian Capital TerritoryCommonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation2The Australian National University14Total for Australian Capital Territory16New South WalesGarvan Institute of Medical Research1Macquarie University8The University of New South Wales14The University of Newcastle4The University of Sydney11University of Technology, Sydney4University of Western Sydney2University of Wollongong3Total for New South Wales47QueenslandGriffith University6James Cook University2Queensland Institute of Medical Research3Queensland University of Technology2The University of Queensland22Total for Queensland35South AustraliaThe Flinders University of South Australia6The University of Adelaide10University of South Australia2Total for South Australia18TasmaniaUniversity of Tasmania5Total for Tasmania5VictoriaDeakin University4La Trobe University7Macfarlane Burnet Centre for Medical Research1Monash University18RMIT University3St Vincents Institute of Medical Research1Swinburne University of Technology3The University of Melbourne27The Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research3Total for Victoria67Western AustraliaCurtin University of Technology2The University of Western Australia11Total for Western Australia13Total Number of Grants201Australian Capital TerritoryCommonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research OrganisationFT130100345Hill, Dr Matthew R2013$94,415.002014$186,830.002015$186,580.002016$188,330.002017$94,165.00Total$750,320.00Primary FOR0303MACROMOLECULAR AND MATERIALS CHEMISTRYFunded Participants: FT1Hill, Dr Matthew RAdministering OrganisationCommonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research OrganisationProject SummaryThis project will create a new generation of ultraporous materials capable of releasing a valuable molecule, stored within their pores, when an external trigger is applied. The porous materials, including metal organic frameworks and porous aromatic frameworks, will have components incorporated within them that can respond to stimul