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What’s New in LAB Technology survey winner

19 March, 2012 by Janette Woodhouse

Congratulations to Carla Mathews from Austin Health, who has won an iPad after completing the recent What’s New in LAB Technology survey.


Waters recognises Thomson MS Laboratory as Center of Innovation

31 January, 2012

Waters Corporation has recognised the Thomson Mass Spectrometry Laboratory at the University of Campinas (UNICAMP), Brazil, as a Waters Center of Innovation.


Australian nuclear security ranked best in the world

27 January, 2012

Australia has the best nuclear materials security practices in the world according to the Nuclear Materials Security Index - a report released by the Nuclear Threat Initiative.


2011 NSW Scientist of the Year announced

24 November, 2011

Professor of Physics Michelle Simmons was awarded 2011 NSW Scientist of the Year for her work on quantum computers.


Award for new way to test contaminants

23 November, 2011

Contaminant testing in water can now be performed in a much safer, more efficient and environmentally friendly way.


BioTek receives Frost & Sullivan Award

21 November, 2011

BioTek Instruments has received the Frost & Sullivan 2011 North American New Product Innovation Award for Workflow Solutions in Life Sciences.


Scientific breakthroughs are becoming less of a young man’s game

08 November, 2011

A century ago, major scientific breakthroughs in medicine, chemistry and physics were dominated by scientists under 40, many were under 30, and their work was often theoretical rather than experimental. Now, the experimental work of older scientists is more likely to be recognised.


PR: Nominations now open for State’s science awards

20 September, 2011

The State’s most prestigious science awards are set to be bigger and better in 2011 with more prize money on offer and three new award categories.


Award winner ‘can count fish from space’

20 September, 2011

A young research scientist who has studied fish from outer space in order to help predict the future of our coral reefs and their fish stocks is this year’s winner of a prestigious science prize.


Nominations now open for 2011 NSW Science and Engineering Awards

14 September, 2011

NSW prestigious science awards are set to be bigger and better in 2011 with three new award categories.


The Australian Innovation Challenge Awards

09 September, 2011

The Australian Innovation Challenge Awards aim to find Australia’s next big inventions in fields ranging from clean energy technology to agriculture to astronomy. Online entries close at midnight (AEST) on Wednesday 28 September.


PR: World Metrology Day awards

02 September, 2011

The mysteries of aluminium will be revealed in a seminar at the World Metrology Day awards presentation.


World Metrology Day awards

02 September, 2011

The mysteries of aluminium will be revealed in a seminar at the World Metrology Day awards presentation.


TGen selected as Centre of Innovation

30 August, 2011

The Center for Proteomics at the Translational Genomics Research Institute is selected as a Waters Center of Innovation and recognises Dr Konstantinos Petritis and his team for research excellence.


A call for ideas for The Australian Innovation Challenge

24 August, 2011

The Australian Innovation Challenge is now open to both individuals and teams in a range of professional categories and one general public category.


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