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$91 million boost for medical research
Sydney University is contributing $30 million towards the construction of a new education and research centre at the Royal North Shore Hospital (RNS).
[ + ]Prana raises cash and expectations
Share offer to raise funds for Alzheimer's trial. [ + ]
No needling Phosphagenics
Phosphagenics announces Phase II trial of insulin patch. [ + ]
Identifying counterfeit products by their DNA
DNA-embedded ink used in packaging may become the solution that authorities and companies need to combat counterfeit products.
[ + ]Mouth-watering new find
Multiple copies of a gene for a digestive enzyme may have helped humans on their way to world domination. [ + ]
Genetic edge has long running history
Sydney researchers pinpoint variant in gene that makes for more efficient muscle metabolism. [ + ]
New approach to fighting obesity and diabetes
Scientists at the University of Queensland (UQ) are using specially designed equipment to determine how to produce food which is better for us, but still tastes good.
[ + ]Bugging out cancer
Clostridia used as a cancer therapy delivery agent in animal trials. [ + ]
More genetic links to RA
More suspects in the line-up for rheumatoid arthritis risk. [ + ]
Chemical detectors for the Slovenian Army
Bruker Daltonik has been awarded a $3.5 million contract to supply the Slovenian Army with a series of long-range and point chemical detectors for integration into Slovenia's new lightweight reconnaissance vehicles.
[ + ]Australian cancer drugs get a shot in the arm
Cancer Therapeutics (CTx) has commenced operations as one of the largest public/private partnerships of its type in the world.
[ + ]Could bacterial infections be altering our DNA?
Scientists have discovered the genome of a bacterial parasite incorporated into the genome of its host species, according to a report published recently in Science.
[ + ]Plant bank conserves its billionth species
The Millennium Seed Bank Project has collected its billionth variety from across the world for safekeeping and conservation. Simply gathered on the land, in woods and wetlands, the bank's deposits could hold the key to the globe's well-being and every creature that depends on it.
[ + ]Targus recruits two new channel managers
Accessories vendor, Targus, has hired two new channel managers within its commercial solutions division to help drive sales. [ + ]
$15m boost to NSW research facilities
The NSW government has promised $15 million to help build modern facilities for locally based scientists and researchers.
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