Industry News
Starpharma and Lilly sign new drug delivery collaboration
Lilly to use Starpharma's dendrimer drug delivery technology for human pharmaceuticals. [ + ]
Harmonised classification and labelling for three chemical substances
Indium phosphide, di-tert-butyl peroxide and trixylyl phosphate have been looked at by the Committee for Risk Assessment (RAC) of ECHA (European Chemicals Agency in Helsinki).
[ + ]NHMRC Australia Fellowships handed out
Nine Australia Fellowships, worth $36 million in total, have been awarded by the NHMRC. [ + ]
Thermo Fisher Scientific goes direct with range of product lines
UPDATED: Thermo Fisher Scientific goes direct with range of product lines. [ + ]
Biotech Market Spotlight: Patrys & CSL
Collaboration between Patrys and CSL sends Patrys stocks soaring. [ + ]
Computing in a backwards world
Dr Owen Maroney claims we can remember in a reversed universe and it's all to do with the heat coming from your computer.
[ + ]Prima BioMed new COO to drive CVac to market
Matthew Lehman new chief operating officer for Prima BioMed will help commercialise CVac. [ + ]
Sale of Applied Biosystems' mass spectrometry business
The sale of Applied Biosystems' mass spectrometry business to Danaher Corporation will result in the formation of a new Danaher operating company, known as AB Sciex.
[ + ]Australian biotech market watch 22/01/10
Mesoblast, Sirtex, Prima BioMed, pSivida, Cochlear, Living Cell Technology [ + ]
BioProspect and Bio-Gene Technology sign agreement
Licensing deal for natural insecticide, Qcide, assigned to Bio-Gene Technology. [ + ]
$1.42bn for higher education research
Australian universities will receive federal funding for research and research training totalling $1.42 billion in 2010.
[ + ]US investors eye Queensland biotech
Queensland biotechnology companies are set to receive an increased visibility with overseas investors, following the signing of a partnership between a United States venture capital group and a group of leading Queensland life sciences entities.
[ + ]Living Cell Technologies Granted European Patent for Neurological Disease Product NTCELL
Living Cell Technologies has been granted a European patent for the use of its product NTCELL in the treatment of degenerative neurological conditions. [ + ]
Most malaria vaccine candidates haven't been investigated
Only a small fraction of proteins that could act as vaccine against blood-stage malaria candidates have been thoroughly studied, say WEHI scientists. [ + ]
Feature: Epigenetics helps plants weather winter
How do plants ‘know’ when to begin flowering in spring? Dr Jean Finnegan of the CSIRO explores the epigenetic mechanisms that help flowering plants weather the winter. [ + ]