Thursday | 20 November, 2008
Stories about: University of Queensland
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Slime-oozing fish sheds light on eye evolution 22/11/2007 11:49:33
Australian researchers think they have discovered Darwin's missing link in the evolution of the eye. - +
UQ gets cash and brains 19/11/2007 11:56:04
UQ's Queensland Brain Institute has officially opened and its Institute for Molecular Bioscience has more funding. - +
Evolution by hook or by crook 16/11/2007 16:20:51
Birds may not have clawed their way up the evolutionary tree, Australian researchers say. - +
Two genes identified for AS 30/10/2007 15:38:48
UQ's Matt Brown and Wellcome Trust genome-wide study uncover genes for ankylosing spondylitis. - +
SOLiD start for sequencing technology 26/10/2007 12:02:52
Stepwise ligation DNA sequencer launched by Applied Biosystems. - +
Strong debut for ImpediMed 25/10/2007 12:41:02
Brisbane biotech ImpediMed makes strong debut for lymphoedema diagnostic. - +
Research points to possible new stroke therapy 21/08/2007 15:28:18
New research has identified a possible new therapy for stroke. - +
Saucy sea slugs 17/08/2007 11:58:05
UQ researcher gets the public excited by enticin and seductin them. - +
OBJ heads north for transdermal vaccines 15/08/2007 15:18:02
Subsidiary established in Queensland and appoints Ian Frazer to advisory board. - +
Move over Skippy - big-time sequencing has arrived 13/08/2007 15:48:06
James Watson's genome is now on DVD thanks to cutting-edge sequencing technology, so why, barring the wallaby genome, can't we do projects like this in Australia? - +
Common variants, common disease 13/08/2007 15:41:48
Genome-wide association studies show the way forward for global genomic research.
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