Disinfecting PPE for reuse and recycling
Coronary heart disease triggered by complex networks of genes
Air pollution linked to fatty liver disease, lung cancer
3D X-ray microscopy pioneered for plant imaging
Using CRISPR and transposons for CAR T cell production
Disinfecting PPE for reuse and recycling
In response to a global shortage of PPE, Dr Yvonne Anderson started researching a method for disinfecting PPE for potential reuse or safe recycling.
Coronary heart disease triggered by complex networks of genes
The findings could make it easier to screen for the disease, which is caused by thousands of genes that interact with other risk factors like smoking.
Air pollution linked to fatty liver disease, lung cancer
Recent studies have identified links between ambient air pollution and disease, highlighting the need for at-risk populations to minimise their exposure where possible.
3D X-ray microscopy pioneered for plant imaging
US researchers have used X-ray microscope technology to image plant cells, whole tissues and even organs at unprecedented depths with cellular resolution.
Using CRISPR and transposons for CAR T cell production
CAR T cells are most often manufactured using viruses, but new research is exploring the benefits of using alternative gene editing systems for this purpose.
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3D X-ray microscopy pioneered for plant imaging
US researchers have used X-ray microscope technology to image plant cells, whole tissues and even organs at unprecedented depths with cellular...
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Wearable headset enables non-invasive brain imaging
The so-called 'Kernel Flow' device weighs 2.05 kg and contains 52 modules arranged in...
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Foetal MRI can detect abnormal extracardiac development
Newborn babies with heart defects frequently exhibit abnormal extracardiac development of the...
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Visualising cell structures in three dimensions
Researchers recently optimised a special X-ray process to deliver high-resolution 3D images of...
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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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'Light tweezers' used to trap and move viruses
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'Motorised' droplets activated by laser light
Physicists have examined a special system of colloidal particles, activated by laser light, that...
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Breakthrough in droplet navigation and manipulation
Researchers make a breakthrough in droplet manipulation, discovering a way to navigate liquids on...
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Are glass prefillable syringes suitable for deep cold storage?
BD conducted a comprehensive analysis of approximately 2000 glass PFS after deep cold storage at...
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