Korea's Haenyeo show genetic adaptation to cold-water diving
Breakthrough in imaging biomolecules inside cells
Shingles vaccine may lower risk of dementia, heart disease
Newly created antivenom protects against 19 deadly snakes
How does the brain evaluate rewards?
Korea's Haenyeo show genetic adaptation to cold-water diving
The Haenyeo, a group of all-female divers from the Korean island of Jeju, are renowned for their ability to dive in frigid waters without the aid of breathing equipment...
Breakthrough in imaging biomolecules inside cells
US researchers have found a way to expand tissue samples so that hundreds of biomolecules can be seen in their native locations.
Shingles vaccine may lower risk of dementia, heart disease
It turns out that the shingles vaccine may have public-health benefits beyond its intended purpose, with new research finding the vaccine appears to lower the risk of...
Newly created antivenom protects against 19 deadly snakes
By using antibodies from a human donor with a self-induced hyper-immunity to snake venom, US researchers claim to have developed the most broadly effective antivenom to date.
How does the brain evaluate rewards?
Neuroscientists have shown how nerve cells in the amygdala not only encode the probability and magnitude of rewards, but also dynamically process this information to...
Malvern NanoSight Pro for extracellular vesicle (EV) research
The NanoSight Pro is increasingly being used in EV research due to its ability to track...
Proteintech FcZero recombinant antibodies for flow cytometry
Proteintech has designed recombinant antibodies featuring the company's FcZero backbone,...
Breakthrough in imaging biomolecules inside cells
US researchers have found a way to expand tissue samples so that hundreds of biomolecules can be seen in their native locations.
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Ultrasound reveals capillaries and cells in living organs
Researchers have successfully imaged living cells inside whole organs across volumes the size of...
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'Molecular movie' reveals DNA's unzipping mechanism
Using cutting-edge cryo-electron microscopy, the scientists were able to visualise a helicase...
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Likely source for Sydney's debris balls found
An investigation into the source of debris balls on Sydney and South Coast beaches has determined...
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Essential guidelines for storing flammable chemicals in a lab
Understanding the risks associated with storing flammable chemicals is crucial for maintaining a safe laboratory environment.
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Moderna opens mRNA manufacturing facility in Victoria
The Southern Hemisphere's only mRNA manufacturing facility has opened in Victoria, ensuring...
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High-tech UQ facility enables precision plant research
A high-tech facility with rooms to mimic environments from rainforests to deserts is set to help...
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Medicines Manufacturing Innovation Centre opens in Clayton
MMIC Clayton is a purpose-designed and -built facility including laboratory and office space,...
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Chewing gum can shed microplastics into saliva, study finds
Most of the microplastics detached from gum within the first two minutes of chewing, with the act of chewing itself abrasive enough to make pieces...
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Scientists create low-cost liquid lenses
Researchers have discovered a simple, affordable way to make dynamically adjustable water-based...
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'Pain-on-a-chip' device identifies different chronic pain types
The pain-on-a-chip concept has the potential to provide a biosensor platform for a minimally...
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'Optical tweezers' could help study living cells
Physicists are using the tweezers to measure activity within microscopic systems over timeframes...
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