Life Scientist > Biotechnology

Queensland's modest benefactor strikes again

11 March, 2002 by Pete Young

The golden reach of a US philanthropist has touched the Queensland Institute of Medical Research again.


Xenome seals deal with big European

08 March, 2002 by Pete Young

Fresh from inking pacts with two drug development companies, marine toxin specialist Xenome Ltd is on the verge of finalising many more similar deals, says CEO Tony Evans.


New DNA technology could spell precise GMO detection

07 March, 2002 by Daniella Goldberg

At a time when the precise detection of GMOs in food products has been an issue for the Federal government's analytical laboratories, Sydney company BTF Decisive Microbiology has launched bioparticle dispensing technology that it claimed would provide precision in quantitative DNA analysis.


pSivida heralds 'image-raising' appointments

06 March, 2002 by Daniella Goldberg

Platform technology company pSivida has made two new appointments to raise its international profile.


Strong growth continues for PanBio

06 March, 2002 by Pete Young

Diagnostic test company PanBio posted a first half sales jump of 49% to stay on track for a full year revenue target of $16.9 million.


Deloittes aims to flush out fast-moving biotechs

06 March, 2002 by Iain Scott

National accounting firm Deloittes has launched its Technology Fast 50 program for 2002.


BresaGen: stem cell debate won't affect our research

05 March, 2002 by Tanya Hollis

BresaGen has reassured investors its projects are not threatened by potential regulation of stem cell research in Australia.


Panbio pulls back from dendrimer joint venture

04 March, 2002 by Pete Young

A million-dollar collaboration between nano-drug company Starpharma and diagnostics specialist PanBio Ltd has come unstuck.


Cryosite poised for listing

04 March, 2002 by Daniella Goldberg

Cryosite, a Sydney-based biotechnology service company that stores frozen biological material, is going public.


Biota aims to reclaim position after flat half-year

04 March, 2002 by Tanya Hollis

Biota Holdings' much-hyped influenza drug, Relenza, failed to contribute revenue in an interim result that saw the company record a loss of $3.2 million.


Medical devices network takes shape

01 March, 2002 by Daniella Goldberg

A new network for the medical device industry is gearing up for launch.


Plant breeders to get access to genetic info

01 March, 2002 by Tanya Hollis

Plant breeders are expected to benefit from a joint venture between a Melbourne genetics company and the Victorian Government.


GroPep offloads IP to concentrate on protein pharma

01 March, 2002 by Tanya Hollis

South Australian drug discovery company GroPep (ASX:GRO) has begun selling off sections of its newly acquired intellectual property treasure chest.


Cash injection boosts Amrad R&D program

01 March, 2002 by Tanya Hollis

Drug developer Amrad Corporation has raised $15.5 million in capital to help progress its clinical trials program.


R&D spend dominates BresaGen half-year

28 February, 2002 by Daniella Goldberg

Australian biotechnology company BresaGen's half-year results to December 2001 show an increase in revenue by 15 per cent, to $3,661,000, over the same period a year ago.


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