Free access for research engagement platform
02 June, 2020Kudos is providing the global academic community with complimentary access to its premium service to ensure researchers can continue to communicate their work.
Computer model identifies drug-resistant mutations
01 June, 2020The approach could significantly improve the ongoing challenge of developing drugs that combat resistant cancers, as well as resistant bacterial and viral infections.
Merck Bio4C Software Suite
05 May, 2020 | Supplied by: Merck Pty LtdMerck has unveiled the Bio4C Software Suite, creating a digital ecosystem that combines process control, analytics and plant-level automation.
Illumina SARS-CoV-2 Data Toolkit
23 April, 2020 | Supplied by: Illumina Australia Pty LtdThe Illumina SARS-CoV-2 Data Toolkit is a suite of data analysis tools and workflow functionality for researchers working with the virus using next-generation sequencing (NGS).
AI identifies optimal material formula
21 April, 2020Nanostructured layers boast countless potential properties — but how can the most suitable one be identified without any long-term experiments?
AI tool predicts serious disease risk in COVID-19 patients
17 April, 2020The goal was to design and deploy a decision-support tool using AI capabilities — mostly predictive analytics — to flag future clinical coronavirus severity.
Researchers create 3D views of blood clot formation
06 April, 2020 | Supplied by: MathWorks AustraliaOptical engineers and biochemists have developed a bio-optics device that enables biologists to create 3D views of clots on a microscopic scale as the clots form.
Eppendorf VisioNize digital laboratory management platform
03 April, 2020 | Supplied by: Eppendorf South Pacific Pty LtdEppendorf is introducing VisioNize software, a digital platform designed to deliver valuable services on VisioNize onboard devices. The cloud-based software is designed to facilitate smart laboratory management by minimising instrument downtime as faster corrective actions can be executed in the event of emergencies, hence minimising disruption to laboratory productivity.
Free COVID-19 imaging tools launched by Sydney start-ups
02 April, 2020Sydney start-ups DetectED-X and LENS Immersive have each launched tools designed to take the pressure off clinicians and hospitals that have been inundated with COVID-19.
Custom interfaces cut turnaround time for COVID-19 testing
30 March, 2020 | Supplied by: InterSystems Corporation (Australia)InterSystems, a creative data technology provider, has responded to requests from five Australian clinical laboratories gearing up to deal with COVID-19.
AI predicts which ovarian cancer treatment is best for each patient
12 March, 2020 by Liz Ashforth, Technical Marketing Manager | Supplied by: MathWorks AustraliaMachine learning software called TEXLab forecasts the survival rates and response to various treatments for each individual patient.
Bitplane Imaris 9.5 image analysis software for life science
10 March, 2020 | Supplied by: SciTech Pty LtdBitplane Imaris 9.5 is a software solution for correlative microscopy, enabling the possibility of opening multiple 2D, 3D or 4D datasets of differing spatial and temporal resolutions in the same scene.
Thermo Scientific Chromeleon 7.3 CDS software
06 March, 2020 | Supplied by: Thermo Fisher ScientificLaboratory scientists and IT experts in industrial, chemical and pharmaceutical fields are expected to benefit from improved productivity and reduced system administration costs with enterprise chromatography data system (CDS) software that can leverage cloud technology to standardise systems for increased connectivity, flexibility and security.
Merck LANEXO System for digital laboratory informatics
05 March, 2020 | Supplied by: MerckMerck's LANEXO System is a digital laboratory informatics solution designed to reduce time in labs and improve data quality and traceability.
NMI WebTimer
03 March, 2020 | Supplied by: National Measurement InstituteThe WebTimer is a simple and convenient service which can be used to make time interval measurements that are traceable to the Australian primary standard for time.
