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Copper drug clears Alzheimer's proteins — lab experiments reveal

A drug that delivers copper to the brain has been found to significantly reduce Alzheimer's proteins and improve long-term spatial memory.

Life Scientist 03 July, 2026

Absorbable scaffolds regenerate lost breast tissue

Thirty Australian women have now undergone restorative breast surgery using an absorbable scaffold technology specifically designed to regenerate lost breast tissue.

Research & development 03 July, 2026

Protect your patients, products, and reputation with compliant continuous monitoring

In the webinar 'Monitor. Prove. Protect: Compliance & Care in Healthcare Environments', Vaisala’s Senior GxP Regulatory Expert, Paul Daniel, examines what...

Lab equipment 01 July, 2026

Could this psychedelic compound reduce post-concussion symptoms?

Few effective therapies exist for concussion. Now, an Australian clinical trial is exploring whether a psychedelic compound found in some mushrooms could help.

Life Scientist 25 June, 2026

Prototype promises to build light analysis directly into imaging hardware

Thanks to a new chip, researchers believe they may be able to help cameras capture details that typically required separate, specialised instruments.


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Prototype promises to build light analysis directly into imaging hardware

Prototype promises to build light analysis directly into imaging hardware

Thanks to a new chip, researchers believe they may be able to help cameras capture details that typically required separate, specialised instruments.

Article 25 June, 2026
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Scientific rigour within a person-centred, biophilic setting

Scientific rigour within a person-centred, biophilic setting

The $96 million, 4500-square-metre RNA Research and Manufacturing Facility has opened within the Macquarie University Innovation Precinct.

Article 04 June, 2026
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From hospitals into homes — could tiny biosensors transform medical sampling?

From hospitals into homes — could tiny biosensors transform medical sampling?

Swedish researchers have developed diminutive laser technology with the potential to move certain types of medical sampling out of hospitals into...

Article 17 March, 2026
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