Stomatal development
An education in ethics
Should all babies have their genomes sequenced at birth?
Impactful science
Genetic variation discovered in cancer cell lines
Stomatal development
Renowned international plant biologist Keiko Torii* will present the Annals of Botany Lecture at ComBio2018, a major Australian Society for Biochemistry and Molecular...
An education in ethics
Bioethicist Dr Ainsley Newson talks mitochondrial donation, targeted testing and other ethical dilemmas ahead of the AACB AIMS 2018 Combined Scientific Meeting.
Should all babies have their genomes sequenced at birth?
Researchers and clinicians are debating whether all newborns should be sequenced at birth, facilitating a lifetime of personalised medical care.
Reduce the need for time-consuming and expensive analysis using Multi-Angle Dynamic Light Scattering (MADLS)
Achieve higher resolution particle size and concentration analysis.
Impactful science
A Nobel prize-winning American cell biologist talks about extracellular vesicles (EVs), exciting developments in the field and the challenges facing scientific...
EuroClone S@feGrow Pro CO2 incubator
The EuroClone S@feGrow Pro is a high-performance, high-quality CO2 incubator that is...
GLP system laboratory automation system
The GLP system is specifically built to streamline laboratory workflows and develop intelligent...
HumanZyme Recombinant Human Activin A
Xeno-free Recombinant Human Activin A from HumanZyme is a member of the TGF beta superfamily,...
Fluid Air PolarDry Electrostatic Spray Dryer
Fluid Air's PolarDry Electrostatic Spray Dryer is an electrostatic system that lowers...
Tomocube HT-2 Holotomographic microscope with 3D fluorescence imaging
The HT-2 facilitates three-dimensional fluorescence and optical diffraction tomography of live...
Shimadzu LCMS-9030 Q-TOF system
The Shimadzu LCMS-9030 is a research-grade mass spectrometer designed to deliver high-resolution,...
Eurofins IDmyk comparative sequencing identification
The Eurofins IDmyk Comparative Sequence Index database contains 8470 valid bacteria type strain...
ELITechGroup Aerospray Hematology Pro, Gram and TB automated slide stainers
ELITechGroup's Aerospray Hematology Pro, Gram and TB automated slide stainers are suitable...
Nanoparticles detect biomarkers for deep-tissue cancers
A new form of nanoparticle and associated imaging technique can detect multiple disease biomarkers, including those for breast cancer, found in...
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New cryo-electron microscope begins its working life at UOW
The University of Wollongong's (UOW) three-metre tall, one-tonne FEI ThermoFisher Titan Krios...
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Nanotech sensor turns 'molecular fingerprints' into barcodes
Researchers have developed a new system that can detect and analyse molecules with very high...
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Cryo-EM provides key to new malaria vaccine
Melbourne scientists have taken a significant step towards developing a new vaccine for malaria...
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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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Pharmaceutical material could be used in grid-scale batteries
US scientists have developed a highly reversible, water-soluble material based on phenazine, an...
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Lab-on-a-chip used to study single bacterial cells
European researchers have set up a lab-on-a-chip, hardly bigger than a matchbox in size, which...
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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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