Soniya D. Yambem is a Vice-Chancellor’s research fellow at QUT. Soniya is a device physicist with extensive experience in fabricating flexible electronic devices. Before joining QUT she worked on CSIRO’s flagship cluster project in flexible electronics at the University of Queensland. In her current role as a VC Fellow at QUT, Soniya is working with a team of highly acclaimed scientists from diverse fields such as tissue engineering, 3-D printing and organic chemistry to pursue her passion in developing the next generation of wearable electronic technology for medical applications. She has successfully established a world class organic electronics fabrication and testing facility at QUT.

Yambem SD, Ullah M, Tandy K, Burn P, Namdas EB, (2014) ITO-free top emitting organic light emitting diodes with enhanced light out-coupling, Laser and Photonics Reviews p165-171 Raju Nagiri R, Yambem SD, Lin Q, Burn P, Meredith P, (2015) Room-temperature tilted-target sputtering deposition of highly transparent and low sheet resistance Al doped ZnO electrodes, Journal of Materials Chemistry C p5322-5331 Stapleton AJ, Yambem SD, Johns AH, Afre RA, Ellis AV, Shapter JG, Andersson GG, Quinton J, Burn P, Meredith P, Lewis D, (2015) Planar silver nanowire, carbon nanotube and PEDOT:PSS nanocomposite transparent electrodes, Science and Technology of Advanced Materials p1-7 Ullah M, Tandy K, Yambem SD, Aljada M, Burn P, Meredith P, Namdas EB, (2013) Simultaneous enhancement of brightness, efficiency, and switching in RGB organic light emitting transistors, Advanced Materials p6213-6218 Ullah M, Armin A, Tandy K, Yambem SD, Burn P, Meredith P, Namdas EB, (2015) Defining the light emitting area for displays in the unipolar regime of highly efficient light emitting transistors, Scientific Reports p1-6 Ullah M, Tandy K, Yambem SD, Muhieddine K, Ong W, Shi Z, Burn P, Meredith P, Li J, Namdas EB, (2015) Efficient and bright polymer light emitting field effect transistors, Organic Electronics p371-376 Yambem SD, Liao K, Alley NJ, Curran SA, (2012) Stable organic photovoltaics using Ag thin film anodes, Journal of Materials Chemistry p6894-6898