Ocean acidification may be damaging sharks' teeth
New henipaviruses discovered in bats
Uncovering differences in wild and domesticated crops
Placebo pain relief works differently across the human body
New CSIRO facilities support biodiversity, membrane research
Ocean acidification may be damaging sharks' teeth
Sharks can famously regrow their teeth — but this ability might not be enough to ensure they can withstand the pressures of a warming world where oceans are getting...
New henipaviruses discovered in bats
Researchers have identified new viruses, bacteria and parasites among bats in orchards in China's south-west — with two of the viruses being closely related to...
Uncovering differences in wild and domesticated crops
Researchers have revealed insights into the genetic make-up of wild varieties of common crops that show how domestication has changed crop traits over time.
Placebo pain relief works differently across the human body
Researchers have used placebo pain relief to uncover a map-like system in the brainstem that controls pain differently depending on where it's felt in the body.
New CSIRO facilities support biodiversity, membrane research
CSIRO has opened a state-of-the-art facility to safeguard more than 13 million biodiversity specimens, as well as a pilot facility with Monash University to fast-track...
Malvern Panalytical FT4 Powder Rheometer for predicting powder flow behaviour
The Malvern Panalytical FT4 Powder Rheometer enables direct measurement of dynamic flow, bulk and...
PacificLab Bioridge TD5M centrifuge package deal
PacificLab offers a compact and stylish benchtop centrifuge that is micro-processor controlled...
Cannabis detected in breath from edibles
Researchers say they have made the first measurement of THC in breath from edible cannabis, in a breakthrough that supports public safety and law...
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New microscopy technique freeze-frames the cellular world
Optical microscopy is a key technique for understanding dynamic biological processes in cells,...
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We may be inhaling 68,000 microplastics every day
New measurements of fine microplastic particles suspended in the air in homes and cars suggest...
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Scientists design remarkably stable chiral molecules
Like a right hand and a left hand, two molecules can have the same composition, but a different...
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New CSIRO facilities support biodiversity, membrane research
CSIRO has opened a state-of-the-art facility to safeguard more than 13 million biodiversity specimens, as well as a pilot facility with Monash...
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Construction begins on $780m Sydney Biomedical Accelerator
The health education and research complex will house more than 1200 researchers and clinician...
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Medical research and innovation hub coming to Perth
The Murray Street hub is planned to be a central city space for collaboration, research and...
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High-tech UQ facility enables precision plant research
A high-tech facility with rooms to mimic environments from rainforests to deserts is set to help...
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Ocean acidification may be damaging sharks' teeth
Sharks can famously regrow their teeth — but this ability might not be enough to ensure they can withstand the pressures of a warming world...
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Sustainable, self-repairing, antimicrobial polymers developed
From medicine to electronics and optics, new materials developed by scientists at Kaunas...
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3D temperature mapping inside living tissue
Researchers have found a way to map temperature in three dimensions within biological tissue,...
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Not all PFAS are equal — some are essential to medical devices
While certain PFAS are harmful for human and public health, fluoropolymers are not considered...
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