
NanoTRIZ
Innovation Institute
Brisbane, Australia
We turn important scientific questions into testable ideas, rigorous evidence and useful technologies, using TRIZ-informed problem solving and responsible AI.
The NanoTRIZ Research Scholar Program is a non-accredited research-enrichment program. NanoTRIZ Innovation Institute is not a university, registered training organisation (RTO), CRICOS provider or accredited education provider, and does not confer degrees, academic credit or government-recognised qualifications.
Call for Abstracts: Conference

A message from the founder
I founded NanoTRIZ with a conviction: ambitious science begins with the imagination to see new possibilities and the discipline to investigate them carefully.
My vision is to build a distributed research institute around important scientific questions—bringing together people whose knowledge, experience and perspectives can open new directions. Based in Brisbane and open to collaboration across borders, NanoTRIZ aims to create a setting where original ideas can develop into credible scientific contributions and useful technologies. TRIZ-informed methods help us examine contradictions, question assumptions and explore alternative approaches. AI offers new ways to analyse information, develop scientific tools and support research. Their value depends on the judgment of the people using them: researchers who understand the problem, test the evidence and take responsibility for their conclusions.
I invite researchers, collaborating researchers from other institutions, students, technical developers and industry partners to contribute to this work. Each collaboration should have a meaningful purpose, clear responsibilities and fair recognition of individual contributions.
Prof. Alexander A. Solovev (Fudan University, 2015–2024)
Founding Director, NanoTRIZ Innovation Institute
Brisbane, Australia

Applications Open:
NanoTRIZ Research Scholar Program (Online)
A selective, non-accredited research-enrichment program for motivated students and emerging researchers.

Our team and collaborating researchers
TRIZ + AI + Research Meta-Skills
Collaboration with Industry
NanoTRIZ works with companies and institutions through defined research and innovation projects. Engagements may include a focused Innovation Sprint for early-stage technical assessment or an Extended R&D Project for problem framing, evidence review, solution mapping, and prototype-oriented planning.
Our approach combines TRIZ-informed problem solving, responsible AI-assisted analysis, scientific review, and translational planning. It is designed to clarify technical challenges, compare possible solution pathways, and support evidence-based R&D decisions.
Project scope, confidentiality, intellectual property, deliverables, timelines, and fees are agreed in writing before work begins. NanoTRIZ does not provide legal, tax, regulatory, investment, or R&D Tax Incentive eligibility advice.





