The Australian Research Network for Fluorescence Applications in Biotechnology and Life Sciences (FABLS) has access to a staggering array of Australian and overseas instrumentation and expertise in fluorescence technology and applications.

Rob Learmonth is using his fluorescence expertise to help the most needy - Australia's beer and wine drinkers.

Fish is brain food and for most of us that means eating it. For Michael Lardelli, zebrafish are also helping us understand the human brain.

Point-of-care testing is an emerging field within community medicine and will be discussed at this week's South Pacific Congress in Auckland.

Stroke specialist Geoffrey Donnan will address this weekend's CRX conference on how to overcome obstacles in the clinic.

We look at the background to the massive international collaboration looking for genes associated with breast cancer, which published its landmark findings in the May 27 edition of Nature.

Two new vaccines against rotavirus infection have been added to the PBS.

Loane Skene will discuss the legal and moral debate over therapeutic cloning at an international meeting in Cairns next week.

How the study of the common honeybee is revolutionising the fields of neurobiology and robotics.

A team of Brisbane researchers is using high-throughput protein analysis to take a closer look at the molecular and cellular basis of prostate cancer.

Everyone is excited about the use of RNAi in the laboratory, but some are now taking the next step and looking at its use in vivo.