BIO 2008: QTCN goes to BIO
06 June, 2008 by Staff WritersExhibitors on the QTCN booth at BIO 2008 in San Diego
Benitec in the clinic
06 June, 2008 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingEarly results from RNAi trial promising
BIO 2008: Waking up to sleeping sickness
06 June, 2008 by Matt RodgersWA company Epichem and the Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative are collaborating to develop new drugs to treat African sleeping sickness and similar, forgotten diseases.
Stem cells for heart failure
06 June, 2008 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingMesoblast's sister company plans phase II trials for congestive heart failure
LCT expands diabetes trial
06 June, 2008 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingLCT has doubled both the sample size and dosage for next stage of clinical tria
Arana superhumanises CSL
06 June, 2008 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingArana Therapeutics completes research project with CSL
Stirling's thirst quenched
05 June, 2008 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingStirling wins distribution rights to PetQuench
Radford joins Nanosonics
05 June, 2008 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingInfection control specialist Nanosonics appoints new CEO
HeartWare to float new shares
05 June, 2008 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingHeartWare plans to float 70 million new shares
Avexa partners for hep C
05 June, 2008 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingAvexa to collaborate with TargetDrug on HCV program
BIO 2008 - Use that bagasse!
05 June, 2008 by Fiona WylieBiofuels - North America and India are into it in a big way, Brazil wants everyone to play, and China is spending a packet to join in. Now a group of Queensland biotechnologists have teamed up with the Swiss to sweeten the game.
BIO 2008 - Cancer detection by a hair's breadth
05 June, 2008 by Kate McDonaldThe ability to diagnose breast cancer by studying human hair may sound a little out there, but Sydney company Fermiscan is about to finalise a validation trial of technology that will do just that.
Nanog patent for SCS
04 June, 2008 by Staff WritersStem Cell Sciences adds mouse Nanog methods to IP portfolio
BIO 2008: Sensing the sewage assassin
04 June, 2008 by Matt RodgersVictorian company Biosol is pioneering the use of microbial control to reduce corrosion in sewage pipes and cut greenhouse gas emissions at wastewater treatment plants.
