Thursday | 8 January, 2009
Australian Biotechnology News

Stories by: Daniella Goldberg

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    Academy admits ARC head Sara 31/05/2002 15:04:41

    Australian Research Council CEO Prof Vicki Sara has been admitted by special election as a fellow of the Australian Academy of Science, for her contribution to recent government reforms and initiatives.
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    Biotech stocks will keep falling... but not too far 30/05/2002 15:12:33

    Australian biotechnology companies may be heading for a further tumble, delegates at the Financing Biotechnology meeting in Sydney this week were told.
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    ResMed chases cardiac treatment market 27/05/2002 15:22:40

    Sleep disorder device company ResMed is on track to market its AutoSet CS device for the treatment of patients of cardiac heart failure.
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    CRC students digging ethical minefields 27/05/2002 15:26:36

    Last week's Cooperative Research Centre Association conference revealed that ethical issues and public consultation are pertinent to the technological developments currently undertaken by Australian CRCs.
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    Portland Orthopaedics expands 27/05/2002 15:28:45

    Medical device company Portland Orthopaedics has expanded into a larger Sydney-based facility to develop and manufacture its new style of hip and knee replacement joints.
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    Consultation body named 22/05/2002 15:50:24

    The Federal government has named the eight people who will help to set Australia's national research priorities.
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    Waste CRC boss warns on revenue expectations 22/05/2002 15:36:16

    Some Cooperative Research Centres (CRCs) could struggle to meet their seven-year revenue projections, the annual CRC Association conference in Sydney has been told.
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    South Australian Interview: Dancing with the elephants 21/05/2002 15:22:38

    Dr Deborah Rathjen, CEO of listed Adelaide company Bionomics, says there are plenty of positive signs that South Australia has a burgeoning biotechnology industry.
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    Positive trial results for Sirtex 21/05/2002 15:46:19

    Sydney-based company Sirtex Medical has completed Phase II/III clinical trials that showed over 90 per cent of liver cancer patients successfully responded to its radioactive SIR-Spheres treatment.
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    R&D Start grant woes backdated 20/05/2002 15:37:46

    The writing was on the wall for the suspension of the Commonwealth government's R&D Start program as early as January, Australian Biotechnology News has learned.
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    Meditech's contribution to cancer fight 17/05/2002 15:26:38

    Meditech Research has completed Phase I clinical trials of its anti-cancer therapy HyDox, indicating the treatment is safe for patients with breast cancer, renal carcinoma, sarcoma and prostate cancer.
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