They may have sneered at each other in the past, but collaborative efforts for translational research between academia and industry are happening, and they are working.

Gold Coast's Medigard chooses Genomics Research Centre at Griffith Uni for trials

Exhibitors on the Australian Pavilion at BIO 2008 in San Diego

The Sydney Project aims to have human embryonic stem cells in clinical trials to treat type 1 diabetes in four years.

Method to better interrogate H5 flu virus protein developed by Australian and international researchers.

With developments in the embryonic stem cell debate changing as quickly as Melbourne's weather, Kate McDonald asked two of Australia's leading researchers - Stephen Livesey and Bernie Tuch - what would happen should the recommendations of the Lockhart Review be implemented.

Should Australia lift its ban on therapeutic cloning? Few topics in Australian science have generated such strong opinions. Ruth Beran reports.

The Australian government has released new national environmental regulations to control 'bioprospecting' -- the search for new chemicals in living things that will have some medical or commercial use.

The Queensland government and a consortium of Queensland universities will together invest AUD$5 million in the Melbourne-based Australian Synchrotron.

Griffith University plans to almost triple its number of scientists from 55 to 155 over the next seven years to create the largest glycomics institute in the world following a commitment by the Queensland government and the university to spend AUD$22 million.

What causes those headaches that keep on thumping after you've exceeded your recommended daily allowance of garden-variety analgesics? A team at QIMR is close to finding out.