Serviced lab space in Melbourne — filling a need in STEM
Unusual behaviour of water at the nanoscale
Decades in the making: RNA's importance to Australia
Huntsman Telescope to help discover the fate of the Milky Way
Synthetic embryo models created solely from stem cells
Serviced lab space in Melbourne — filling a need in STEM
Yild provides customised laboratory space for almost any scientific, clinical or commercial use — now available in Melbourne within a few minutes of the CBD.
Unusual behaviour of water at the nanoscale
Do more pores in a sieve allow more liquid to flow through it? This seemingly simple question has an unexpected answer at the nanoscale.
Decades in the making: RNA's importance to Australia
Professor Pall (Palli) Thordarson, an award-winning researcher, is set to kickstart RNA capabilities in NSW and finally launch our genetic medicine ecosystem.
Huntsman Telescope to help discover the fate of the Milky Way
Macquarie University recently unveiled the Huntsman Telescope, designed to 'hunt for' and study ultra-faint galaxies and astronomical objects in the Southern Sky.
Synthetic embryo models created solely from stem cells
Researchers have grown synthetic embryo models of mice outside the womb by starting solely with stem cells cultured in a petri dish — without the use of fertilised eggs.
Active Motif CUT&Tag-IT Assay Kit
CUT&Tag utilises an antibody-based enzyme tethering strategy to target specific histone...
InProcess-LSP NanoFlowSizer nanoparticle sizer
The product offers a non-invasive, online approach that can measure particle size distributions...
Liquid gallium–platinum combo for industrial chemistry
Scientists have found a way to use tiny amounts of platinum to create powerful reactions, without expensive energy costs, by combining the platinum...
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Quantitative MRI helps diagnose early-stage Parkinson's
Researchers have discovered a way to visualise the changes that take place in the brains of...
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'4D flow MRI' assesses blood flow in heart failure patients
The 4D flow MRI scan takes just 6–8 minutes and can provide precise imaging of the heart...
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Brewing up a renewable source of hydrogen peroxide
Japanese scientists have developed a method of extracting hydrogen peroxide from spent coffee...
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Ventilation system filters and destroys SARS-CoV-2
A ventilation system developed by two Fraunhofer Institutes is able to filter SARS-CoV-2 from ambient air, before destroying it in a process known...
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The role of ventilation in COVID-19 transmission
When two people are in a poorly ventilated space and neither is wearing a mask, prolonged talking...
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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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Lockheed Martin to open Melbourne R&D centre
Lockheed Martin has announced that it will be investing $13 million over the next three years in...
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Unusual behaviour of water at the nanoscale
Do more pores in a sieve allow more liquid to flow through it? This seemingly simple question has an unexpected answer at the nanoscale.
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Limpet-inspired biomaterial features super strength
Researchers mimicked limpet tooth formation in a laboratory and used it to create a new composite...
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Water filtration tech uses light to degrade hormones
Researchers have developed a process for the photocatalytic degradation of micropollutants when...
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How soft liquid droplets erode hard surfaces
It's common knowledge that slow-dripping water droplets can erode surfaces over time —...
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