Aurora Materials
Aurora Materials, a University of New South Wales spinout, develops tunable fluorescent tagging materials for asset authentication.
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- Kensington, NSW, AUAustralia
Aurora Materials, a University of New South Wales spinout, develops tunable fluorescent tagging materials for asset authentication.
auroramaterials.com.auCrawled Oct 24, 2026
Aurora Materials creates fluorescent tagging technologies for securing high-value and mission-critical assets. Its proprietary nanocomposites produce unique optical signatures to enable secure identification and traceability in global supply chains.
Jason is an entrepreneurially focussed researcher, with distinct experience in business development, entrepreneurship and advanced materials sciences.
Transforming supply chain security into supply chain certainty.
Address: Michael Crouch Innovation Centre, Lvl 1, Hilmer Building, UNSW, Kensington, NSW, 2052
Aurora Materials designs tunable fluorescent materials for defence and high-security applications, enhancing Australia’s supply chain resilience.
Aurora Materials designs tunable fluorescent materials for defence and high-security applications, enhancing Australia’s supply chain resilience.
Aurora Materials secures pre-seed funding from the Australian National Fabrication Facility (ANFF-C) to advance its tamperproof, tuneable fluorescent tag technology. The innovation enables persistent identification, authentication, and traceability of products and components in extreme conditions. The funding supports market research and further development of the solution.
Apr 2026Australian National Fabrication Facility LimitedNews article
Aurora Materials develops fluorescent markers to authenticate military supplies, working with researchers from UNSW and the University of Adelaide. The technology aims to detect counterfeit equipment by enabling precise identification of genuine military materials. This collaboration combines Aurora’s expertise in advanced materials with academic research to enhance supply chain security.
Aug 2025Defence TrailblazerNews article