Could this 'nanobone' material allow children to regrow bone?
Quantum sensors enable more accurate nuclear monitoring
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Sovereign capability: designing the infrastructure of translation
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Automated Cell Counting Without Stains: A New Approach to Cell Viability Analysis
Automated cell counting technologies help to generate reproducible data by reducing subjectivity and standardising measurements across users and laboratories.
When conditions get tough, can your validation equipment keep up?
Sterilisation, freeze-drying, disinfection and pasteurisation all have something important in common: they place measurement equipment under serious stress.
Could this 'nanobone' material allow children to regrow bone?
Australian scientists believe they have found an alternative to invasive bone graft procedures in children — procedures that have changed little in over 50 years.
Quantum sensors enable more accurate nuclear monitoring
Researchers have found a way to more accurately measure X-ray emissions from three radioactive elements, using ultrasensitive quantum sensors.
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Camfil Slimline RSR ducted filter module
The Camfil Slimline RSR is a lightweight, low-profile ducted filter module designed to deliver...
EXODUS H-600 automated exosome isolation system
The EXODUS H-600 offers an automated, scalable approach to exosome isolation, which should reduce...
Prototype promises to build light analysis directly into imaging hardware
Thanks to a new chip, researchers believe they may be able to help cameras capture details that typically required separate, specialised instruments.
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Micromirrors improve image quality for optical microscopes
A specially designed micromechanical mirror array corrects optical distortions that occur when...
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A non-destructive way to locate microplastics in body tissue
Currently available analytical methods either destroy tissue in the body or do not allow...
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Rapid imaging method shows how medicine moves beneath the skin
Researchers have developed a rapid imaging technique that allows them to visualise, within...
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Sovereign capability: designing the infrastructure of translation
Research laboratories and scientific facilities were previously conceived as standalone assets — but this model no longer reflects the...
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RMIT announces $30m health and care capability investment
The majority of investment centres on health capabilities at its Bundoora campus, which will...
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Victorian Govt and BioNTech partner on mRNA manufacturing
Victorian Minister for Economic Growth and Jobs Danny Pearson officially opened BioNTech's...
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NSW RNA manufacturing facility set to open next year
The new facility will enhance the state's sovereign capability in the development and...
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Quantum sensors enable more accurate nuclear monitoring
Researchers have found a way to more accurately measure X-ray emissions from three radioactive elements, using ultrasensitive quantum sensors.
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Colour-changing material could help combat counterfeiting
Researchers have developed a material that changes colour in the near-infrared region, meaning...
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Fingertip sensor identifies physical patterns linked to anxiety
An international study has provided early evidence that mental distress may be accompanied by...
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Microplastics found to alter the human gut microbiome
Microplastic-treated cultures showed a consistent and significant increase in acidity (lower pH...
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