Reengineering the immune system to kill cancer
Australian Academy of Science elects 21 fellows
Limiting global warming could preserve biodiversity
Does cancer immunotherapy work better in men than women?
Research plan welcomed but concerns raised over lack of detail
Reengineering the immune system to kill cancer
CAR-T immunotherapy has the potential to revolutionise the way certain cancers are treated but challenges associated with cost and complexity of these therapies have...
Australian Academy of Science elects 21 fellows
The Australian Academy of Science has recognised 21 scientists for their outstanding contributions to science.
Limiting global warming could preserve biodiversity
Researchers are pushing for global warming to be limited to 1.5°C, claiming that such a limit could protect hundreds of thousands of insects, plants and animals.
Does cancer immunotherapy work better in men than women?
Male cancer patients may benefit more from immunotherapy than female patients.
Research plan welcomed but concerns raised over lack of detail
Genomics, nanotechnology, imaging, supercomputing and astronomy are some of the areas set to get a boost from the federal government's research investment strategy.
Bio-Rad Laboratories Bio-Plex Pro Human Cytokine Screening Panel 48-plex
The Bio-Plex Pro Human Cytokine Screening Panel 48-plex is a ready-to-use, 96-well kit that...
BOC made-to-order gas mixtures
BOC can deliver locally made, complex gas mixtures containing up to 70 components.
TissueGnostics TissueFAXS PLUS upright fluorescence and brightfield microscope system
TissueFAXS PLUS from TissueGnostics is an upright fluorescence and brightfield microscope system...
Precision Nanosystems NanoAssemblr series microfluidic-based nanoparticle manufacturing platform
The NanoAssemblr platform from Precision NanoSystems offers microfluidic-based technologies for...
Lims1 OmniMobile platform
Lims1 OmniMobile is a platform to enable Lims1 mobile applications, providing laboratories with...
Luxendo MuVi-SPIM single plane illumination microscope for light sheet microscopy
Luxendo's MuVi-SPIM is a single plane illumination microscope designed to facilitate rapid...
Bio-Rad Laboratories S3e Cell Sorter
The S3e Cell Sorter is an automated cell sorter with real-time monitoring and smart features...
Raptor Ninox 1280 visible SWIR camera
The Ninox 1280 visible SWIR camera offers HD resolution for high-end scientific and astronomy...
Drink up! Better detection developed for counterfeit liquors
US scientists have set out to take down the counterfeit liquor industry by engineering a device that can easily identify tainted products.
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Merged microscope technologies enable better cell imaging
In an effort to create sharper images of rapidly moving processes inside a cell, US scientists...
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BOC to locally produce over 8000 specialty gases
BOC Australia, part of The Linde Group, has unveiled a new $20 million specialty gases production...
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Catching doped athletes in under 60 seconds
Canadian researchers have cut down the time required to analyse blood and urine samples from 30...
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Improving efficiency and safety in Australian labs
Russell Urquhart looks at how the European Standard EN 14470-1 compares to those governing storage cabinets in Australia and how Australian...
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New facility for Australian–Indian nanobiotechnology centre
The world's first dedicated nanobiotechnology research centre recently underwent an expansion.
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Melbourne's Bio21 Institute is expanding
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has announced the imminent expansion of The University of...
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Algae cultivation for biokerosene production
The Technical University of Munich has built a technical facility for algae cultivation at its...
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'Programmable droplets' could replace pipettes
MIT researchers are replacing the humble pipette with lab-on-a-chip technology that uses electric fields to move droplets of biological solutions...
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Laser vision thanks to flexible films
Ocular lasers, or lasers on the eyes, may now be possible with the development of an ultrathin...
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Technology partnership to treat ANSTO's radioactive waste
ANSTO and Swedish company Quintus Technologies have formed a new technology partnership that will...
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Shape-shifting polymers could improve cancer drug delivery
UNSW scientists have developed a way to control the shape of polymer molecules so they...
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