Life Scientist > Biotechnology

Clinuvel gets early nod on sun drug

12 June, 2007 by Kate McDonald

Clinuvel moves into Phase III for sun intolerance drug earlier than expected.


Fighting bird flu with RNAi

08 June, 2007 by Graeme O'Neill

Scientists at CSIRO's Australian Animal Health Laboratory (AAHL) in Geelong have launched a potentially revolutionary research project aimed at reducing the threat of the lethal H5N1 avian influenza virus.


The long, slow death of Chemeq

31 May, 2007 by Kate McDonald

Embattled WA biotech Chemeq has finally folded after several years of disastrous financial performance.


ANZAC deal for agricultural research

30 May, 2007 by Kate McDonald

CSIRO Plant Industry and NZ's AgResearch are putting their heads together.


Rosenthal to head regenerative institute

21 May, 2007 by Kate McDonald

In a coup for Victoria, a leading husband and wife scientific team will head to Australia next year.


BIO news: United States of funding announcements

09 May, 2007 by Kate McDonald

Massachusetts is trying to regain the top position in life science research from the Governator.


BIO news: Proteome systems names new CEO, deal

09 May, 2007 by Kate McDonald

Dr Jenny Harry has been appointed CEO of Proteome Systems and has announced a new $5m deal.


BIO news: Bacteria eaters head for Japan

08 May, 2007 by Kate McDonald

Special Phage Services has signed an agreement to explore the market for phage therapy in Japan


BIO news: Victoria goes nano at BIO

07 May, 2007 by Kate McDonald

The Victorian delegation started BIO with a bang, announcing a slew of new initiatives.


BIO news: Happy dogs, hopeful Fox

07 May, 2007 by Kate McDonald

Anti-depressants for dogs may be a good thing for Rover but it doesn't help Parkinson's patients much, says Michael J Fox.


BIO news: Optimism and police out in force for BIO

06 May, 2007 by Kate McDonald

BIO 2007 in Boston opens on a note of optimism for the future.


BioBusiness winners advance to Boston

02 May, 2007 by Kate McDonald

Biota and Cytopia leaders win Advancing BioBusiness award


Apollo develops needle-free topical vaccine

30 April, 2007 by Kate McDonald

Australian bitoech Apollo Life Sciences has released results of preliminary trials of a transdermally delivered tetanus vaccine.


The Mouse in Biomedical Research

27 April, 2007 by External Press Release Author

This four volume set is dedicated to the understanding of the mouse and its role in scientific research.


New system for haematology analysis

25 April, 2007 by External Press Release Author

Beckman Coulter has released the Coulter range of LH 780 haematology systems


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