Lab business

Qiagen and Lilly to collaborate on the development of companion diagnostics

14 February, 2013

Qiagen has entered into a master collaboration agreement with Eli Lilly and Company for the development and commercialisation of companion diagnostics for pairing with Lilly investigational and approved medicines across all therapeutic areas.


Optibrium and Lhasa collaborate to bring expert toxicity prediction to chemists’ desktops

13 February, 2013

Optibrium and Lhasa, providers of software for compound design, selection and property prediction, have announced a technology collaboration agreement.


Sigma Life Science to distribute Olink Bioscience’s protein interaction analysis technology

13 February, 2013

Sigma-Aldrich Corporation has announced that Sigma Life Science, its innovative biological products and services business, has signed an agreement to distribute worldwide Olink Bioscience’s Duolink In Situ products, which present a disruptive method for imaging and measuring protein-protein interactions in unmodified cells.


Wollongong to host world-leading scientists for symposium

12 February, 2013

More than 150 leading Australian and international researchers will converge on Wollongong this week to speak about and share insights into groundbreaking materials research as part of the 8th Annual International Electromaterials Science Symposium.


KAG announces alliance with maxon motor

08 February, 2013

Kählig Antriebstechnik GmbH has appointed maxon motor Australia Pty Ltd as its distributor for Australia and New Zealand.


Australian innovation gets a head start with Baxter Commercialisation

07 February, 2013

Baxter Innovation Hub has launched its new commercialisation service, Baxter Commercialisation, comprising an experienced team of industry specialists dedicated to assisting Australian inventors and entrepreneurs in expanding their business and selling their ideas to the world.


Australia’s first ever snapshot of science engagement

06 February, 2013

The first national audit of its kind ever to be held in Australia recorded information about 411 different activities that aim to engage ordinary people with science.


Academy welcomes new Science Minister

05 February, 2013

The Australian Academy of Science today welcomed the appointment of Chris Bowen as the new Minister for Science and Research.


New leader for Australia’s astronomy and space science research

04 February, 2013

CSIRO’s astronomy, spacecraft tracking and space science activities will be headed up by a new leader, with the announcement that Dr Lewis Ball has been appointed as the incoming chief for CSIRO’s Astronomy and Space Science (CASS) division.


AusBiotech Business Development Forum 2013

01 February, 2013

Registration is now open for the 2013 AusBiotech Business Development Workshop and Forum, which will be held in Adelaide from 20-21 March.


Fera and Waters open international food safety training laboratory

01 February, 2013 | Supplied by: Waters Australia Pty Ltd

A major new international food safety training facility, aimed at improving compliance with EU food import standards, has being launched by the UK Food and Environment Research Agency (Fera) and analytical equipment manufacturer Waters.


Science Academy welcomes commitment to protect Australia’s medical research

01 February, 2013

The Australian Academy of Science has welcomed a commitment by Tony Abbott and Peter Dutton to protect the nation’s health and medical research budget.


Plexon celebrates 30 years in neuroscience research, record sales and a new website

31 January, 2013

Plexon, a leader in hardware and software solutions for neuroscience and behavioural research, has marked 30 years of innovation on the heels of closing its strongest year.


Waters Beginner’s Guide to Solid Phase Extraction (SPE)

30 January, 2013 | Supplied by: Waters Australia Pty Ltd

Waters Corporation has published a 212-page Beginner’s Guide to Solid Phase Extraction (SPE).


Men more likely than women to commit scientific fraud

23 January, 2013

Male scientists are far more likely to commit fraud than females and the fraud occurs across the career spectrum, from trainees to senior faculty.


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