Life Scientist > Biotechnology

GSK to pilot new vaccine manufacturing method

16 December, 2015

GSK Australia's new pilot facility will use an innovative manufacturing method to produce vaccines on a commercial scale.


Web platform to help drug discovery efforts

08 December, 2015

The Centre for Therapeutic Target Validation has launched the Target Validation Platform — a web-based platform that helps life science researchers identify therapeutic targets for new and repurposed medicines.


Anxiety drug could treat PTSD

08 December, 2015

Bionomics is set to launch a phase 2 trial of its novel anxiety drug BNC210 as a treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).


Biotech expert appointed to CSIRO board

07 December, 2015

Professor Edwina Cornish AO, provost and senior vice-president of Monash University, has been appointed as a member of the CSIRO board for five years.


Drug discovery partnership to focus on cancer treatment

01 December, 2015

Yabao Pharmaceutical and the University of South Australia have formalised their agreement to collaborate on the development and commercialisation of innovative new pharmaceuticals.


WA to trial genetically modified medflies

26 November, 2015 by Graeme O'Neill

Western Australia announced this week that it will trial a novel GM sterile-insect technology that could rid the state of the Mediterranean fruit fly...


Improving implants with primordial goo

25 November, 2015

CSIRO has used molecules from primordial goo to develop a coating that could be used to improve medical devices and implants.


Emerson and GE Healthcare collaborate on biopharma manufacturing

20 November, 2015

GE Healthcare's Life Sciences business and Emerson Process Management have announced a collaboration aimed at increasing productivity and improving efficiency in the production of biopharmaceuticals such as monoclonal antibodies and vaccines.


Invion aims for Phase 3 smoking cessation trial

17 November, 2015

Invion claims that the results from its Phase 2 clinical trial of INV102 (nadolol) in patients trying to quit smoking warrant progression to a Phase 3 trial.


Two drug discovery initiatives for UniQuest

11 November, 2015

The commercialisation company of The University of Queensland, UniQuest, will be part of two separate drug discovery initiatives.


Invion's share purchase plan and asthma trial

10 November, 2015

Invion has opened a share purchase plan (SPP), allowing eligible shareholders to purchase up to $15,000 worth of shares at a discount and without any brokerage or transaction costs.


A heart failure drug that reduces scar tissue

09 November, 2015

Drug development company Armaron Bio has begun its Phase II clinical trial for NP202, its lead candidate drug for heart failure.


The importance of transparency

03 November, 2015 by Dr Andrew Weekes, Medical Director, GSK Australia

Studying experimental medicines in people is a vital part of the development process for all new medicines and vaccines. GSK Australia Medical Director Dr Andrew Weekes recognises the importance of publicly disclosing this research.


Potential new treatment for tuberculosis

29 October, 2015

Scientists have discovered a potential new treatment for tuberculosis — a disease whose resistance to current medical therapies has enabled it to infect 30% of the globe's population.


Tennis elbow tendon treatment results

28 October, 2015

Orthocell has released positive follow-up data from a study of its tendon cell treatment for tennis elbow in workers compensation patients.


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