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High-throughput sequencing challenges microarray turf

14 December, 2007 by Kevin Davies

A new dimension to commercial next-generation sequencing applications - one that could potentially pose a threat to more-established microarray technologies - has been revealed in two recent papers.


Burnet lures Crabb from WEHI

10 December, 2007 by Kate McDonald

Malaria specialist Brendan Crabbe appointed new director of Burnet Institute.


Carr keeps science portfolio

29 November, 2007 by Kate McDonald

Kim Carr is the new federal minister for science.


Grants to reverse the brain drain

28 November, 2007 by Kate McDonald

The 2008 Pfizer Australia Research Fellowships have been announced, bringing one Australian scientist home.


Multiphoton beast is unleashed

21 November, 2007 by Kate McDonald

A $900,000 multiphoton microscope at Sydney's Centenary Institute has been unveiled.


Thanks from the research community

20 November, 2007 by Staff Writers

The annual Research Australia Thank You Day awards have been announced.


UQ gets cash and brains

19 November, 2007 by Kate McDonald

UQ's Queensland Brain Institute has officially opened and its Institute for Molecular Bioscience has more funding.


Bioline goes R&D

19 November, 2007 by Kate McDonald

Reagent distributor Bioline has opened an R&D lab in Sydney.


Evolution by hook or by crook

16 November, 2007 by Staff Writers

Birds may not have clawed their way up the evolutionary tree, Australian researchers say.


Simple male, simple mind

14 November, 2007 by Staff Writers

Simplicity - in the form of the Y chromosome - makes males sexual selection experts.


Turning Myc off and on

14 November, 2007 by Staff Writers

Histone deacetylase inhibitors turn on genes that are turned off by Myc proteins, Australian research shows.


EI on the diagnostics agenda

12 November, 2007 by Staff Writers

Veterinary laboratory diagnosticians meet in Melbourne to discuss animal disease.


Locals lose out to sexy aliens

09 November, 2007 by Staff Writers

Sexual behaviour turns out to be the reason why alien whiteflies knock out the indigenous version.


Science and the economy

07 November, 2007 by Staff Writers

Guidebook to analysing the economic impact of scientific research released.


Stigma through the generations

05 November, 2007 by Staff Writers

Family history and social stigma of bipolar disorder affect willingness to have children


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