Life Scientist > Biotechnology

Coats on for Starpharma

09 September, 2008 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Starpharma sells VivaGel condom marketing rights to Durex in potential $100m deal


ASCC board squabble blows up

06 September, 2008 by Kate McDonald

Stakeholders take over control of stem cell centre


Board quits stem cell centre

05 September, 2008 by Kate McDonald

The board of the Australian Stem Cell Centre (ASCC) is set to resign


Spinifex gets cash for pain

04 September, 2008 by Kate McDonald

Investors inject $12 million in private biotech Spinifex


Fluorotechnics to list on ASX

04 September, 2008 by Dylan Bushell-Embling and Kate McDonald

Fluorescence specialist Fluorotechnics takes plunge with an IPO


Cytopia begins Phase II

04 September, 2008 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Cytopia in Phase II trials of its vascular disrupting agent CYT997 in brain cancer


Anadis to commercialise BioGard

04 September, 2008 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

BioGard is a supplemented bovine colostrum powder for immune system health


GTG hails successful year despite mixed results

03 September, 2008 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

GTG reports consolidated loss of $5.4 million but representatives still consider the results a win


Anadis clinical trial gets go-ahead

03 September, 2008 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Anadis obtains Israeli govt approval for mucositis trial protocol


Free access to Elaprase

02 September, 2008 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Government to fund Genzyme's Elaprase for Hunter syndrome patients


Electronic underpants revealed

02 September, 2008 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

The SimPAD wetness monitoring devices to feature on New Inventors


Dengue vaccine study

02 September, 2008 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Hawaii Biotech's dengue vaccine program to be supported by Walter Reed


Sonic completes acquisition of GLP

02 September, 2008 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Medical diagnostics company completes purchase of German medical group


Dung beetles and the sneaky f…er strategy

01 September, 2008 by Graeme O'Neill

Beetles and crickets offer the perfect model for studying sexual selection and the primacy of female choice.


The motherfish and the stunned mullet

27 August, 2008 by Kate McDonald

The recent announcement of “the oldest mother ever discovered” made headlines around the world for Dr John Long and his colleagues, but Materpiscis Attenboroughi is just one of numerous finds Long has made at the Gogo Formation in WA over the last two decades.


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