Tuesday | 7 October, 2008
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BIO 2008: Sensing the sewage assassin 04/06/2008 14:21:20
Victorian company Biosol is pioneering the use of microbial control to reduce corrosion in sewage pipes and cut greenhouse gas emissions at wastewater treatment plants. - +
BIO 2008: Oz biotech - state of the nation 02/06/2008 12:01:53
BIO 2008, the world's largest conference for the biotechnology industry, is being held in San Diego from June 16. In our annual preview, we take a look at how the Australian sector is travelling. - +
Budget boos and coos 14/05/2008 12:33:38
There were mixed reactions from the science and research sector to yesterday's budget. - +
The missing links in insulin action 02/04/2008 10:49:47
Who would have thought that Chinese vegies, phosphopeptides and stressed mitochondria might advance the treatment of type 2 diabetes? - +
Cancer research web using genome map 27/03/2008 12:32:23
Research grid could lead to improved drug research and safer clinical trials for cancer and other diseases. - +
Beamline on imaging and medical therapy 13/02/2008 10:18:33
New centre for imaging and medical therapy being built at the Australian Synchrotron. - +
Alpha-toxin didn't do it 12/02/2008 11:48:32
Australian research shows that a long-suspected alpha-toxin protein is not the guilty party in exacerbating poultry necrotic enteritis. - +
1000 genomes, infinite detail 24/01/2008 17:38:32
International consortium announces '1000 Genomes Project' to produce most detailed map of human genetic variation. - +
Sustained release for pain relief 17/12/2007 10:40:23
A Phase 1 trial of a transdermal delivery system of pain reliever oxycodone has positive results. - +
High-throughput sequencing challenges microarray turf 14/12/2007 17:04:17
A new dimension to commercial next-generation sequencing applications - one that could potentially pose a threat to more-established microarray technologies - has been revealed in two recent papers. - +
The evolutionary fast lane 12/12/2007 10:12:09
Human evolution has become supercharged in the last 40,000 years, new research shows.
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