Bye bye, E. coli — reducing contamination in red meat
Biomedical research — why are potentially important genes ignored?
Same-sex mice reproduce via gene editing
Vitamin D claimed to have no impact on bone health
A single embryo, a multiple pregnancy: IVF mystery solved
Bye bye, E. coli — reducing contamination in red meat
Food safety researchers from the Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture have come together with industry in a joint effort to enhance the quality of Australian red meat.
Biomedical research — why are potentially important genes ignored?
While it's known that most research on human genes only concentrates on around 2000 out of a pool of nearly 20,000 genes, the reasons behind the ignorance are largely...
Same-sex mice reproduce via gene editing
Researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences have produced healthy mice with two mothers that went on to have normal offspring of their own.
Vitamin D claimed to have no impact on bone health
The results of new meta-analysis suggest that vitamin D supplementation does not improve bone mineral density in adults or prevent fractures and falls.
A single embryo, a multiple pregnancy: IVF mystery solved
Why do some women who undergo assisted reproduction treatment become pregnant with twins or triplets — even when single embryo transfer is performed?
Fluke 1551A, 1552A 'Stik' Thermometers
The Fluke 1551A, Fluke 1552A 'Stik' Thermometers offer a digital substitute for the...
Wasserlab Autwomatic Plus 1+2 for Type I, II and III lab water
The Autwomatic Plus 1+2 Water Purification System from Wasserlab has the ability to produce three...
Andor Technology ultrasensitive Sona back-illuminated camera
Andor Technology has released the ultrasensitive Sona back-illuminated camera for fluorescence...
PCO pco.dicam C1 intensified 16-bit sCMOS camera
PCO has released the pco.dicam C1, said to be the first camera to combine a high-resolution 25 mm...
Abcam CatchPoint SimpleStep ELISA kits
CatchPoint SimpleStep ELISA kits have been developed using a fluorescent substrate to provide...
Precision Nanosystems NanoAssemblr Benchtop for rapid manufacture of nanoparticles
The automated NanoAssemblr Benchtop is designed to allow scientists to accelerate the discovery...
TTP Labtech Arktic automated -80°C biostorage
Arktic is an innovative concept in biospecimen storage, providing a flexible and automated...
Nikon Eclipse Ti2 inverted microscope
The Eclipse Ti2 delivers a 25 mm FOV suitable for large-scale and high-throughput imaging....
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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Scientists push microscopy to sub-molecular resolution
With the aid of a scanning tunnelling microscope, researchers have employed the diatomic compound...
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Advanced imaging technique to improve breast cancer diagnosis
A new technique is being prepared for clinical application in order to improve breast cancer...
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Thermo Fisher's global initiative to push research to the next level
Thermo Fisher Scientific has announced plans to open multiple Global Customer Solution Centers.
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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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State-of-the-art 'Tech Lab' opens at UTS
UTS has formally opened its latest state-of-the-art research facility, known as Tech Lab —...
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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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Melbourne's Bio21 Institute is expanding
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has announced the imminent expansion of The University of...
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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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