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Peptech gets green light for dog contraceptive

23 September, 2003 by Graeme O'Neill

Sydney peptide and protein therapeutics developer Peptech Ltd (ASX:PTD ) has announced that its fully owned subsidiary, Peptech Animal Health (PAH) has received approval to market its Suprelorin six-month contraceptive for dogs in Australia.


ATP Innovations signs MoU with CSU, Wagga Wagga

23 September, 2003 by Tanya Hollis

Technology business commercialisation centre ATP Innovations has entered an agreement with Charles Sturt University and Wagga Wagga City Council to help put research on the track to market.


Acrux in major deal with Eli Lilly

23 September, 2003 by Tanya Hollis

Melbourne drug delivery systems developer Acrux has signed a major deal with global pharmaceutical group Eli Lilly and Company to commercialise its veterinary product line.


New study to explore genetics of eczema

22 September, 2003 by Tanya Hollis

A tri-state research collaboration is set to use sibling pairs to examine the genetic reasoning behind the most common form of eczema


CSIRO livestock researchers explore potential of new technologies

22 September, 2003 by Graeme O'Neill

Two animal-virus hunters at CSIRO are exploring the potential of advanced genetic and proteomics technologies to make more accurate and rapid diagnoses of viral diseases and other microbial infections of livestock.


Virax raises $3.4m

22 September, 2003 by Tanya Hollis

Development-stage biotechnology company Virax Holdings (ASX: VHL) has raised $3.4 million in a capital raising aimed to progress its prostate cancer and HIV drug development programs.


New CEO at Peplin Biotech

22 September, 2003 by Tanya Hollis

Brisbane small molecule drug development company Peplin Biotech (ASX: PEP) today announced the appointment of its new chief executive.


Hunter research labs team with Amersham in new project

19 September, 2003 by Graeme O'Neill

The University of Newcastle and the Hunter Medical Research Institute have linked up with international life sciences supply company Amersham BioSciences to establish a sophisticated analytical laboratory for research into personalised medicine.


Cardia spin-off slated for funds, IPO

19 September, 2003 by Tanya Hollis

Research into a promising new anti-diabetes compound derived from tree bark will receive a major funding boost under a heads of agreement deal brokered in Melbourne this week.


Progen raises $9.6m in share placement

19 September, 2003 by Tanya Hollis

Small molecule drug company Progen Industries (ASX:PGL, Nasdaq:PGLAF) has doubled its cash reserves in a share placement aimed to help the Brisbane biotech expand its product pipeline.


Starpharma teams with IDT, AGT to test and develop drugs

18 September, 2003 by Tanya Hollis

It has been a week for collaborations at the Melbourne-based polyvalent nanotechnology development company, Starpharma (ASX:SPL).


TGR boss joins Novogen board

17 September, 2003 by Tanya Hollis

Bioactive compound development company Novogen (ASX:NRT) has appointed the chief of biotech TGR BioSsciences to its board of directors.


Vic govt tenders for review of biotech plan

17 September, 2003 by Melissa Trudinger

The Victorian state government's Department of Innovation, Industry and Regional Development (DIIRD) has put up for tender the review of its Biotechnology Strategic Development Plan.


Broaden your audience, analyst tells biotechs

16 September, 2003 by Melissa Trudinger

Biotechnology companies need to widen the audiences they pitch their messages to, industry analyst David Blake, of BioShares, told attendees at a BioMelbourne Network breakfast meeting today.


Eiffel nets $2.2m Start grant

16 September, 2003 by Graeme O'Neill

Melbourne drug re-engineering company Eiffel Technologies Ltd (ASX:EIF) has received a pleasant surprise from the Federal Government: a $2.2 million R&D Start grant.


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