Federal science minister Kim Carr outlines his thinking and his philosophy to Australian Life Scientist.

Science minister Kim Carr announces replacement for dumped RQF.

Cambridge University neuroscientist Professor John Hodges has been lured to the University of NSW.

It is with best wishes, an open mind and only a modicum of anxiety that we welcome the new era that swept Australia last November 24, when our collective soul dared to tear itself gently but firmly from the grasp of the elderly gentleman in the Wallabies tracksuit and hitch itself to the Kevin07 bandwagon.

New science minister promises charters of independence for public researchers.

Matt Padula is part of a team at UTS that is using de novo peptide sequencing of the proteins and enzymes in a common tick to look for candidate antigens for a potential vaccine against one of Australia's deadliest parasites.

Speedy laser facility will be used for biological imaging.

Australian researchers think they have discovered Darwin's missing link in the evolution of the eye.

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.

At AusBiotech's targeting tumours session next week, Minomic's CEO, Brad Walsh, will explain how proteomics can be harnessed to diagnose disease.

Extra funding announced for Australia's centre for plant genomics.