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Rhesus monkey cloned using new scientific method
Chinese researchers have reported the successful cloning of a rhesus monkey, which has so far survived to two years of age. [ + ]
Next-gen genomics reveals diversity of Indigenous Australians
Researchers identified more than 160,000 structural genetic variants, which is more than any previous population-level long-read study to date. [ + ]
2023 confirmed as the hottest year on record
2023 was the warmest calendar year in global temperature data records going back to 1850, thanks to unprecedented global temperatures from June onwards. [ + ]
Leading immunology research centre coming to WEHI
The Snow Centre for Immune Health will bring together a team of leading Australian and international researchers to transform how we research and treat the immune system. [ + ]
Leveraging big data and AI in genomic research
AI has fast become an integral part of our daily lives, and embracing it is essential to the progress of many industries. Life science is no different. [ + ]
The ups and downs of DIY lab automation
While developing lab automation in-house might seem attractive at first glance, the road is littered with hidden pitfalls that can derail internal projects. [ + ]
Orthocell adopts CryoSure solution for shipping advanced cell therapies
CryoSure offered Orthocell the means to safely transport its product from Western Australia to the USA efficiently, maintaining a stable product temperature of below -70°C throughout the entire journey. [ + ]
Fungus-fighting protein's role in autoimmune disease and cancer
A protein in the immune system programmed to protect the body from fungal infections is also responsible for exacerbating the severity of autoimmune diseases. [ + ]
Identifying wine based on chemical signature
By applying AI tools to existing data, researchers have successfully identified the chemical mark of red wines from seven major estates in the Bordeaux region. [ + ]
Can AI replicate the human touch in healthcare provision?
There are already some encouraging signs of AI's potential to change the world of public healthcare provision, substantially for the better. [ + ]
Exercise boosts cognitive function after a bad night's sleep
Moderate-intensity exercise can improve cognitive function in people who are sleep deprived and have low levels of oxygen, researchers have found. [ + ]
Microscopy technique visualises 'traffic jams' inside cells
A novel label-free microscopy technique enables real-time tracking of intracellular cargo movement within living cells without the need for traditional fluorescent labelling. [ + ]
Pill-sized device monitors vital signs from the gut
US scientists have developed an ingestible device that can safely monitor vital signs like breathing and heart rate from inside of us. [ + ]
COVID-19, vaccines and pandemic preparedness: lessons learnt
With Australia officially in its eight wave of COVID-19, the time is ripe to look back at the challenges faced and lessons learnt from vaccine development during the early days of the pandemic. [ + ]
IV needle designed to soften upon insertion
The intravenous needle remains soft once it has been used, preventing accidental needlestick injuries and unethical reuse. [ + ]
