Diet and weight in midlife affect your odds of healthy aging
Veterinary LIMS improves laboratory efficiency
Small molecule could help treat Angelman syndrome
Study confirms forever chemicals are absorbed through the skin
Preclinical trials point towards a future HIV vaccine
Diet and weight in midlife affect your odds of healthy aging
People who gain excess weight from their 20s onwards have less healthy hearts by their 60s, while those with healthy diets are more likely to be well-functioning at age 70.
Veterinary LIMS improves laboratory efficiency
The North Dakota State University Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory has significantly benefited from Autoscribe Informatics' Matrix Gemini Veterinary LIMS.
Small molecule could help treat Angelman syndrome
Angelman syndrome is a rare genetic disorder characterised by poor muscle control, limited speech, epilepsy and intellectual disabilities.
Study confirms forever chemicals are absorbed through the skin
Researchers have revealed that a wide range of PFAS (perfluoroalkyl substances) can permeate the skin barrier and reach the body's bloodstream.
Preclinical trials point towards a future HIV vaccine
Scientists are potentially closer to an HIV immunisation regimen than ever before — one that could produce rare antibodies that would be effective against a wide...
Mabtech IRIS 2 FluoroSpot and ELISpot Reader
The Mabtech IRIS 2 is an advanced FluoroSpot and ELISpot reader designed for analyses of up to...
Vaisala GMP80P portable carbon dioxide probe with pump sampling
Vaisala's CARBOCAP portable carbon dioxide probe with pump sampling, called the GMP80P,...
Study confirms forever chemicals are absorbed through the skin
Researchers have revealed that a wide range of PFAS (perfluoroalkyl substances) can permeate the skin barrier and reach the body's bloodstream.
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Some landfill 'burps' found to contain airborne PFAS
Many municipal landfills 'burp' gas from decomposing organic matter — and burps...
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Scientists can now detect antibiotics in finger sweat
A fingerprint may soon be all a doctor needs to check whether tuberculosis patients are taking...
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UV disinfection lights can produce pollutants in the air
Air sanitisers that use ultraviolet (UV) light to kill pathogens can also cause unintended...
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Plans unveiled for Australian Institute for Infectious Disease
The Victorian Government is investing up to $400m to deliver the institute, which is expected to form the largest centre of infectious disease...
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Flinders Uni opens $280m Health and Medical Research Building
Home to 600+ medical researchers, clinicians and support staff, the 10-storey landmark signifies...
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New Melbourne-based facility to deliver human challenge trials
Doherty Clinical Trials was established to accelerate the development of novel medicines and...
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QUT's lunar testbed nears completion
A lunar testbed, understood to be the first of its kind in Australia, is currently under...
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Novel adhesive is strong, smart and reusable
Researchers found a way to maximise the adhesion of the material by using shape-memory polymers, which can stick and detach easily when needed...
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3D-printed chip detects foodborne pathogens
The chip is split into four sections, each of which is tailored to detect a specific pathogen. If...
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'Thermal desalination' to bolster global water security
ANU researchers have developed what they are calling the world's first thermal desalination...
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Microdroplets harness laser light to detect disease markers
Researchers have created tiny droplets that can detect viral protein biomarkers, indicating the...
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