Are discarded peanut shells the affordable and sustainable path to graphene?
Aussie biotech to manufacture mRNA paediatric brain cancer vaccines
Who's afraid of killer whales? — white sharks and prolonged absences
Could this 'PFAS trap' remove the most difficult-to-capture variants from water?
Interoperability is critical: preparing for the next pandemic now
Are discarded peanut shells the affordable and sustainable path to graphene?
Australian researchers have produced small quantities of high-quality graphene via a new process that uses waste peanut shells.
Aussie biotech to manufacture mRNA paediatric brain cancer vaccines
A Queensland-based biotechnology company will manufacture personalised mRNA paediatric brain cancer vaccines for a clinical trial commencing this month.
Who's afraid of killer whales? — white sharks and prolonged absences
Is killer whale predation the sole driver of white shark long absence? Australian researchers used 12 years of acoustic telemetry and sighting data to find out.
Enhancing precision and control in modern cell culture workflows
The accuracy, precision and speed of liquid handling are fundamental to experimental success in cell culture laboratories.
Could this 'PFAS trap' remove the most difficult-to-capture variants from water?
Flinders University scientists have showcased the use of a nano-sized molecular cage that acts as a highly selective 'PFAS trap'.
Proteintech FlexAble Oligo-Ready Labeling Kits
Proteintech's FlexAble Oligo-Ready Labeling Kits are used for generating Oligo-FlexLinker...
Cellbox Go portable, lightweight CO2 incubator
The portable incubator allows worry-free mobility between labs while safeguarding the integrity...
From assistance to agency in biopharma R&D: benefits of next-gen AI-native lab notebooks
The next generation of AI-native lab notebooks has the potential to turn AI into an active collaborator — helping scientists move from...
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Method holds promise to make bioimaging X-ray machines smaller and more flexible
Researchers from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore have found a new way to produce...
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Rapid imaging method shows how medicine moves beneath the skin
Researchers have developed a rapid imaging technique that allows them to visualise, within...
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Fluorescent molecules glow in water, enhancing cell imaging
Researchers have developed a new family of fluorescent molecules that glow in a surprising way,...
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Project PEARL: safety findings of a lab ventilation systems comparison
Could this independent comparison test of lab ventilation systems under real-world stress conditions redefine standards for safety, efficiency and...
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DAC Labs seeks commercial scale-up with COO appointment
To lead commercial scale-up of its direct air capture technology, DAC Labs has appointed former...
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NSW RNA manufacturing facility set to open next year
The new facility will enhance the state's sovereign capability in the development and...
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Construction begins on $780m Sydney Biomedical Accelerator
The health education and research complex will house more than 1200 researchers and clinician...
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Liquid handling with machine learning — the perfect screening combo?
In December, scientists at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital made public a screening platform that promises a faster way to test drug...
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Microplastics found to alter the human gut microbiome
Microplastic-treated cultures showed a consistent and significant increase in acidity (lower pH...
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A better way to create conductive polymers
New research disproves the longstanding belief that to create conductive polymers, substances...
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3D temperature mapping inside living tissue
Researchers have found a way to map temperature in three dimensions within biological tissue,...
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