Life Scientist > Biotechnology

Diagnosis at the point of care

21 August, 2007 by Fiona Wylie

Point-of-care testing is an emerging field within community medicine and will be discussed at this week's South Pacific Congress in Auckland.


Plant genomics and the reiselust gene

15 August, 2007 by Graeme O'Neill

Professor German Spangenberg is arguably Australia's leading researcher into plant genetics and genomics.


ACPFG gets set to deliver

15 August, 2007 by Kate McDonald

Extra funding announced for Australia's centre for plant genomics.


NuSep moves in with Minomic

09 August, 2007 by Kate McDonald

NuSep takes a financial stake in its neighbour Minomic.


Peptech and EvoGenix merge

09 August, 2007 by Kate McDonald

Two local antibody therapeutics businesses have agreed to join forces.


VentrAssist gets TGA approval

06 August, 2007 by Staff Writers

Ventracor's LVAD device is now on the market.


Transdermal delivery posts positive results

06 August, 2007 by Kate McDonald

Apollo Life Sciences is testing its transdermal delivery technology in OTC applications before clinical trials for therapeutics.


No wilting in the face of Fusarium

27 July, 2007 by Joanne Finlay

A NSW PhD student is looking at a cotton fungus to understand its interaction with other seedling pathogens.


Oncaidia goes public with mAb

26 July, 2007 by Kate McDonald

SA company offers IPO to further commercialise monoclonal antibody technology.


Pigs and pathogens: understanding antibiotic resistance

26 July, 2007 by Joanne Finlay

Research shows that the use of one antibiotic increases resistance but also increases the carriage of resistance genes against other classes of antibiotics.


PROFILE: Seek and we shall provide

25 July, 2007 by Kate McDonald

A Brisbane biomedical scientist has set up an online matching service for researchers. And before you ask, it's aimed at finding professional partners, not romantic ones.


Regular boost for high fibre research

25 July, 2007 by Staff Writers

CSIRO and universities come together to research new grain varieties with higher fibre.


Microbicide well tolerated, even by men

24 July, 2007 by Staff Writers

Starpharma's anti-HIV and herpes microbicide is well tolerated by men, the company told the IAS conference today.


Bioscience heading to Honkers

23 July, 2007 by External Press Release Author

Bioscience companies are invited to attend a trade mission to Hong Kong.


737 boosts leukaemia drugs

19 July, 2007 by Staff Writers

Study finds Abbott Laboratories' ABT-737 increases therapy effectiveness.


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