Deadline for Innovation Review green paper extended by a month

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

CSIRO scientists win Australia's premier science award for discovery of double-stranded RNA interference in plants, while marine researcher wins life scientist of the year award.

CSIRO and universities come together to research new grain varieties with higher fibre.

Crunching the numbers from multivariate statistics sounds a rather dry topic to wet lab specialists, but a group of CSIRO researchers has taken a rather philosophical approach to managing the data mountain.

The successful projects under the National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy (NCRIS) have been announced, including the establishment of a national mouse phenomics network, a plant phenomics network and a national medical imaging facility.

Australia's Nanostructural Analysis Network Organisation (NANO) was established four years ago to provide top-tier microscopy services for Australian scientists.

The spectacular images Brad Marsh is able to capture using NANO's cryo-transmission electron microscope are teaching us more about pancreatic beta cells. Fiona Wylie spoke to the man behind the microscope.

The CSIRO and the Chinese Government have signed an agreement designed to strengthen the relationship between research laboratories in Australia and China.

Government involvement in agricultural biotech industries is stifling innovation, a leading industry figure has warned.

Victorian treasurer and minister for innovation, John Brumby, has called on the federal government to lift its ban on somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT), otherwise known as therapeutic cloning.